Silentwind Pro: The World’s Most Powerful and Affordable VAWT that Outperforms Solar Panels in 2023.

[@chrisschembari2486]

You spent the entire video trying to sell us a vertical axis turbine while showing a horizontal axis turbine. Please learn the difference. 😂

[@flooshinc.7671]

Ditto

[@BigDrinkTEA]

​@davidsmith3302 Seems more & more channels are just ai crap

[@PeteHemdem]

Mr. Computer Voice is as dumb as the people who wrote the script.

[@EelingStudios]

Indeed, so... I'd take the rest of this hype with a pinch of salt... I'm out...

[@wanderborn.]

. . . or maybe it's a joke!?

[@dflo3384]

Wow they've come so far in this vertical axis technology it can somehow work like a horizontal axis at the same time....crazy yet incredible at the same time.😂😂😂😊😊😊😅

[@vinquinn]

A permanent magnet generator is known as a magneto. It is similar to the old bicycle generators used to light the headlamp. They are very simple but have poor voltage regulation. You must either use the power line or batteries as a buffer to keep the output constant. The blades look a bit fragile.

[@robbmaier368]

Yes thus condition of a critical winding or like a malty byfiller coil of 5 or more the amps or watts is less straned resistance in motion to have fased motion like as many half in and half out to split the malty fased coiled constant output so the resistance is push pull by the so called voltage drop from coil passed the magnet half way before it reaches on the motion of 1 pushes and the next one pulls at the same time creates no magnet resistance thus is is 16 fase or more being the advanced way of wiring the generator to bring MDX performance but it could have hest problems from heat

[@user-hh6ex9md4w]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge about magneto generators and your observations about the blades in the video. In terms of outdoor gear and home backup power products, I highly recommend checking out the Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series. It offers a massive 5kWh capacity, powerful output, fast recharging, versatile sockets, and comprehensive protections. Its waterproof technology and uninterrupted power supply make it perfect for outdoor adventures and ensuring uninterrupted family time. Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can help with!

[@wgj4813]

When you have installed a turbine on a suburban rooftop for a year. Then advertise the result to us.

[@keithoutdoors7337]

There was no "VAWT" Vertical-axis wind turbine in the Video.

[@pervezmalik4299]

Should to expand its markit to other countries with large populations in Africa and Asia very expensive though hope the price becomes low if production is high and demand is more but no doubt the future for power is on our door step great video

[@chrisbarnard5741]

Exactly what I was going to say Chris, try showing the vertical axis turbine

[@philliprobinson7724]

Hi. They're trying to break into a bigger market than small yachts I guess. Their vertical/horizontal axis mix-up tells me the installation instructions are likely to be confused too. This video doesn't exactly put "their best foot forward". Cheers, P.R.

[@philliprobinson7724]

Hi F.G. Thanks for that. If KZbin had taught me only one thing, it would be the value of a good editor's "slash-and-burn" services. Cheers, P.R

[@DNiceboat]

Thought I seen one on the International space station . and it was indeed silent !

[@bandulaamarawardena6576]

Ha.. Ha.. Haaa...!! Nice one. Titanic had one too...!

[@happyslave6783]

So 2k plus delivery, installation, batteries, inverter and some bits and pieces and taxes you’re over 3k. Realistically the unit would have to work flawlessly for more than 7 years for me to break even. How long is the warranty?

[@andrehunter1295]

Well, they installed some fancy blue emblem on this Chinese wind turbine, so you can believe that they give you years guarantee on it 😂 China are able to make quality wind generators, but this one is not one of them. As he said, manufacturer guarantee green free electricity without noise. Think if I choose to buy one, I choose to buy exactly same without Pro emblem for $150 without blue wind Pro emblem 😂 Just listening to way he speaks, it's alarm Bell's ringing no no 😂 With price like this for such a small wind generator's, it should at least have 10 year's life guarantee.

[@terrylazurko2476]

for those looking at the price. 2100-2300 Euros. Over 2200 USD. Expensive for what you are looking at.

[@aday1637]

Way too expensive for what you get.

[@jab376]

Silent wind pro is over priced. No thanks!. I will prefer ista breeze.

[@user-xg4fj5pf1j]

Looking great. Can we more information about this product.

[@rogerwest8791]

Silent Wind looks like a great product can you wire up more than just one

[@808pathfinder]

Can you make a video proving it can produce 1kwh of wind power, I bought 2 different kinds, there both 400w n only can make 100w, kinda bummed out getting ripped off

[@101mazz]

DISCLAIMER: Our channel is purely made for educational purposes, based on facts, rumors, and fiction. ....lol

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Do you have the ideal conditions set forth in company information? That information will probably include siting, such as height above structures, terrain, surrounding structures and trees, and typical wind conditions for your location. I'm not defending the company. I'm only suggesting the variables that can affect performance.

[@808pathfinder]

@@joewoodchuck3824 it's not hard to prove it, take the propellers off and hook up a drill to it n do tests, the max I got out of it was 100w max no matter how fast I was spinning it

[@sugarpuddin]

You may know a lot more than me about wind generators. I have only looked into it a little bit here. There are some important facts about wind generators that hit you up front. 1) you really do need quite a bit of power generated to even affect a battery bank. The bigger the battery bank the more power you need to make any effective charge. Batteries have an inherent resistance. You have to overcome that resistance before they charge. The bigger the battery bank the more power you need simply to begin charging the batteries. 2) the claims manufacturers make regarding how much power they produce are always massively over stated. The claimed power out by the manufacturers requires extremely high and SUSTAINED wind. Typically the power out is.much, much less than the manufacturer claims. 3) Resiliance: these things wear out really, really quickly unless you get an extremely high quality unit. Marine turbines built to sustain ocean environment are going to last a whole lot longer. The type of magnet will influence longevity. Chinese manufactured units will typically perform poorly and wear quickly. However, there are some good ones. If you want to go with a chinese brand there is a terrific KZbin channel that does an amazing job reviewing Chinese made turbines. It's called: Toys For Watts 4) The pole has to be really strong or else it will come crashing down. It is highly recommended you have a pole built that allows you to fold it over. This lets you lower the unit to the ground during times of maintenance or hurricane. 5) like any other power source, you do need lots of investment and equipment to convert the turbine energy to usable charging current. That's the brief overview. My feeling is to learn much more about it. There are types (vertical and horizontal - horizontal performs better however a vertical unit allows you to have two on a pole running in such a way to double energy). The type of blades is important. There is a unit called the "Liam" which makes sense (a screw like blade design). There are some designs that make very little noise. In the final analysis, it might be best to use a combo: solar and wind. Having access to water would be absolutely the best option: micro hydroelectric.

[@timhorgan9730]

Yes I love this silent WinProbe not too happy with the price

[@stephenpheonix6549]

I’ve been interested in Wynn turbines and looking into them for quite some time. I currently have a solar system and according to my calculations, your 1.5 kW wind turbine cost the same as my 6.6 kW solar system did. Where is the cost saving when my solar system produces three times what your wind turbine will? Please explain how this saves money and also the advertisement says the turbine doesn’t need to face into the wind to work. How does this work when it has a rudder for wind direction on the casing? 🤔🤥

[@marcosramos4596]

This is great to out on top of my garage and charge the battery 🔋 for my Ryobi Power tools!

[@danieldavis322]

Yes I like to have 3 of them

[@susanpurkis1322]

This sound amazing, I would like one. No storage batteries are mentioned, perhaps they are not needed?

[@ChatGPT1111]

Batteries are absolutely needed for any wind turbine. They ensure voltage remains stable so your lights and TV don't shut off dozens of times per hour.

[@Freddy456]

There are two options. With batteries to have a buffer or directly feeding the public grid when it is allowed ( or a combination of both)

[@chetmarcotti4953]

I do like it. I want to buy it.

[@xlr8rr]

good for about 60w only. can buy same thing online for $250

[@JupiterAscending2]

OMG! This wind turbine is NOT vertical axis. It is a horizontal axis turbine. 1.5kW is smaller than most solar panel system. Mine is 5.6kW and more recent roof-top solar panel systems produce higher energy due to significantly more efficient panels. Please get your facts right!

[@pjmask9769]

Can you inform me about your 5.6 KW wind turbine

[@arifminhas1699]

I watched the segment of VAWT vs HAWT. The pics of both types show horizontal … so where is the vertical axis?? This guy is bullshitting!!

[@ChatGPT1111]

@@pjmask9769dude, he is talking about his solar system. Read context. Sheesh, do I gotta explain everything 😂😂😂

[@Infinityfields]

I understand your frustration with mislabeling this as VAWT but come on about the solar producing higher energy! A lot of people live further north that don’t get solar 98% of the sunny days those in the south do. Plus we have winter where there is less sun light hours and more snowy days both of which diminish the amount of power we would get from solar systems. Also no matter who you are or where you live your solar system is getting no power generation at night! This is why a wind turbine system makes sense for those of us in the great white north. Wind blows at night as well as the day creating power whether the sun shines or not meaning we may get more total power creation in 24hrs than your 5.6kW solar. To me and many of us up north buying 2 silentwind pro turbines makes better sense than buying a 5.6kW solar system that in all honesty is only going to be making power about 5-6 hours each day during the winter months. So keep your solar and the larger area needed to have enough panels to create 5.6kW, I’ll take the much more compact area it will require to put in 2 wind turbines to create my 3kW of wind power!

[@robbmaier368]

I see that wow

[@ya00007]

what types of appliances can thing thing run? toasters or a small light bulb?

[@greatcesarsghost]

I would be interested to buy one to charge power banks that I have in my van

[@terrylazurko2476]

No Wind no power. All depends on if you are in a windy place. Same for solar. No sun No power. Both have positives and negatives.

[@toluso0]

DON'T FALL FOR IT! MADE IN CHINA. It's amazing what a little ink can do.

[@jackalleger9209]

Too bad US can’t build it.

[@ronethridge9875]

nice very nice/thanks much

[@pizpower]

Very Interesting

[@winstonsmith935]

Excellent when the Wind Blows, otherwise a dud.

[@conorgraafpietermaritzburg3720]

We need it in South Africa 😅

[@saltyyankee5149]

the website shows them as DC power (12,24,48v) suppose that needs to be paired with dc->ac conversion the same way as solar panels. They look to be primarily focused on marine applications, not home.

[@michaelvillarreal2683]

It comes with a inverter

[@ricklord7144]

Very interested!!! One question: We are sometimes hit with ice storms. Clear ice being an issue that can cover everything with a half inch or better. The blades of the turbine would no doubt be affected. Are the blades heated, or can they be cleared of ice somewhat easily?

[@shanonedser1]

It looks like a scam buddy! They don’t even know the difference between HAWT and VAWT!

[@estelagaheslayr4492]

I think that part is just poorly explained it’s still a HAWT but the HAWT is acting similar to a VAWT by spinning around to follow the wind. But the actual charging part is definitely HAWT. I’m trying to give the benefit of the doubt

[@cj3720]

@@shanonedser1Yeah, they do. Check again for the axis the blades are actually rotating on. It is a HAWT. The vertical rod is so the blades can catch the most wind.

[@antayudi5428]

It will be great if it can be combined with holographic display

[@Le_Comte_de_Monte_Felin]

Basically a 9 minute advertisement saying all the things all the other manufacturers say.

[@edwardmcdermott9948]

the more dependable , system is to use multiple systems , wind solar and in rare instances a generator to use only when necessary!!!!!! batteries to store excess power to use when generation is low. also conservation always

[@kickgas7171]

These are NOT silent. I've used this design in the past and they sound like a helicopter landing in your backyard. And you'll be lucky if you ever are able to produce even 400 watts from this tiny wind generator. In addition, this is NO vertical axis wind generator. They're obviously using the wrong audio for this video.

[@MrArtist7777]

You are right, I've owned a 2.4kW wind turbine for the past 15-years and it's LOUD! a solar panel or two is MUCH better of an option than this POS.

[@dropdroppie1653]

YALL TALKING ABOUT OLD TECHNOLOGY , SIMILAR LOOKING DOES NOT MEAN THE SAME LOL !!!

[@Freddy456]

Did you use these rotor blades? You didn't...

[@kickgas7171]

And I wouldn't. @@Freddy456

[@alanl1268]

I stopped taking this seriously on hearing 1.5 "kW per hour", at around 1:20 minutes in.

[@isovideo7497]

I noticed this too - this entire video is nonsense!

[@Huskerfan69]

I went to their website, and nowhere did I find 1.5 kw output. Everyone of those things put out 500 or less. They have a 12v, a 24v and a 48v.. nothing even close to 1.5kw

[@steveyountz1757]

Sure looks like a HAWT Maybe a cutaway would have dispelled my confusion.......

[@terrybeckelheimer3633]

Nope this is NOT a VAWT.

[@alanteepecuy1289]

@@terrybeckelheimer3633It certainly is not!

[@EdMorbius46]

Misleading title. You are not confused. This is NOT what a Vertical Axis device looks like in operation. You don't need a schematic to clarify. It is a small version of those big windfarm HAWT devices, so has to swing around to point into the wind. A VAWT does not do that! The voiceover is ill-informed puffery lacking in performance details. You would need a bunch of these, plus a battery, to run a home. Contrary to the narrative, 1.5 kW is barely enough to run a kettle or a heater and not enough for both at the same time.

[@Infinityfields]

⁠@@EdMorbius46 That is exactly why if you want to go off grid and use renewable energy you should not have electric heaters and stoves. 1.5kW is enough to power my home unless I use a microwave but that is also why any use of renewable energy should be connected to a battery storage system. With a battery storage system you may not need multiple wind turbines, but as someone who prepares for problems, having 2 or more always makes sense for redundancy in case one breaks down or has to be repaired or have maintenance done.

[@aasinthumuleramabulana3183]

Liking it

[@patrickmccrank8414]

They its available in the USA. So where is the link to purchase??🤔

[@markyanh6630]

GREAT

[@damienbyrne8135]

Is there reason why you can't put one on car?. e,g engine burnout??

[@robertwendell1556]

This is clearly NOT a VAWT (vertical axis wind turbine). It's an HAWT (horizontal axis). How can you post a video that is so messed up it doesn't know which end is up, metaphorically speaking (or is that literal?).

[@rolinchoate1888]

You did not tell the name of the official web site to order one in the USA?

[@tegteg39]

Can I install a wind turbine on my RV? What is the cost for a DYI ?

[@garyjjohnson9021]

Hmmm a big cycle dynamo …. Where can you purchase one as there is nothing in the link Cheers

[@glemast]

Does it have a guard to keep the birds out and keep from breaking the blades?

[@MrSummitville]

No, it chops the birds into little pieces. They make good fertilizer.

[@glemast]

But I wanted to put them on the bbq pit.

[@Freddy456]

The blades are unbreakable because of carbon fibre. I tested it with a big bird on the way from New Caledonia to Australia... Newer blades are painted in two colours for better visibility.

[@MNZGA57]

What did you do for the birds ? How about instead of the bird mutilating fans you try the fans that use the wind going into the holes on a round object - kinda like a water wheel. Try that so birds are safe please - or maybe its a noise issue?. God bless you.

[@djksfhakhaks]

2k for 420watt at 12v? I can generate at least twice that for half the price.

[@canonphoto]

Would like to see how long this lasts with the 60-120km/h winds we get here.

[@Freddy456]

No problem, approved up to 122 km/h

[@mgentile7]

very expensive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@leithwhittington8184]

Perhaps advertising standards would consider this video as being illegal as it describes a wind generator that is certain not a vertical axis generator; that can power a house - not on 1.5kwh output; and is silent in operation. Just who do you think you are kidding?

[@johnlewisbrooks]

How does it plug into a house?

[@theirrydamiens5840]

Thank you

[@CoolMusicToMyEars]

Looking at the construction its so similar to a 300W Chinese wind turbine Those diodes are only a few amps 😅 not 1.5kW

[@sudosu4133]

I stop watching when the voice over is confused between power and energy. KW and KWh. A clear sign of a scam.

[@maneedkhan5608]

Can we use it's generation voltage to solar inverter (48 voltage system )and how ? We have 6kw solar system connected with 4 tubular batteries 230Ah already

[@808pathfinder]

It's possible but you need to find a MPPT controller that handles wind turbines, mine can be used just wind or wind and solar together, the higher it can handle in amps the more watts it can handle

[@huntgraphic]

This is a SCAM!

[@ivanvastag6549]

How do you know,..?

[@SureshKumar-xc8up]

Market it at maximum,let people escapr from hea y bills

[@ivanvastag6549]

What about Sydney, Australia…?

[@bvbxiong5791]

ah yes, the "vertical axis wind turbine" that is suspiciously horizontal...

[@michealhand1001]

What is the Decibel level of it?.

[@SuperRubikC]

THIS IS NOT A VAWT (vertical) IT IS A HAWT (horizontal)

[@michaelfitzpatrick6264]

It doesn't look like a horizontal turbine the blades are not horizontal to the ground for a start

[@katierobinsonleeds]

@@michaelfitzpatrick6264 Horizontal refers to the generator, not the blades, and at 2:06 where he compares it to the standard wind farm, they are identical, if a bit smaller

[@michaelfitzpatrick6264]

@@katierobinsonleeds look on his website the ice energy HAWT from 4 days ago

[@MrSummitville]

​@@michaelfitzpatrick6264You are as dumb, as a rock ..

[@RodelynSamejon]

HI DO YOU DELIVER TO THE PHILIPPINES

[@rickcrabtree7903]

Will it run 220😊

[@arnabsaha5185]

Make a video on quantum generator patent...

[@MrSummitville]

No!

[@lovezg4126]

this looks like some rebranded chines wind generator, all is nice and well said in this vid, just what everyone wants to hear, be careful

[@billyflanagan9657]

Cost?

[@larryozdyck5867]

$2300 US.

[@alaricomanju7280]

Fake: Your entire house can be powered by this VAWT 1.5kWh capacity. An average solar panel generates 0.7kWh. Misleading: You need to also buy an inverter to convert DC into AC, and batteries for those days that wind doesn't blow, like in a very hot summer day. Truth: The most powerful solar panel I've seen is 0.46kWh, so you only need 4 normal 0.4kwh panels to reach 1.5kWh, but still, this amount of power is very small. With $2000 you can get about 10 x 0.4kwh solar panels that don't stick out of your roof like a sore thumb. CO2 is not the enemy, it's the politicians that wash your environmental brain with nonsense. CO2 is the living block for all plants; the real nasties are the noxious gases, heavy metals and other contaminants that politicians say nothing about, because it suits their business donors.

[@Infinityfields]

Fact: your solar panels will create no power at night! Fact: even during the day you can have cloudy rainy days where your solar creates less power than you expect it to. Fact: the wind often blows at ALL times of the day creating power whenever the wind is blowing! Fact: your solar panels need a lot more area to create power than this very small wind turbine does! Fact: you also need an inverter and batteries to create and store your solar power to use at night when your solar is not creating any power! Fact: CO2 is the enemy when it is created at a higher rate than normal due to human industry. Fact: the increase of CO2 has caused temperatures to rise in areas where normally it is cold (mainly permafrost areas and the arctic), this increase in temperature (since you didn’t want to say it) is melting permafrost and releasing large quantities of methane gas! Fact: methane is 100 times more dangerous than CO2 because it causes temperatures to rise higher and quicker than CO2, the only bright spot is methane lasts a fraction of the time CO2 does but it will boost the speed of global warming faster than the CO2 will. Not Fake: this turbine will create power for more hours of a 24hour day than your solar will including at night when solar is useless.

[@Infinityfields]

Oh I almost forgot this; your statement of “average solar panel generates 0.7kWh” does not really seem accurate when you then say “the Most Powerful solar panel you’ve seen is 0.46kWh”. Make up your mind, are average panels really creating 0.7kWh when in actuality you have only seen the most powerful at 0.46kWh. I’m not calling you a liar but your facts or opinions seem to be not matching which in turn makes you look like you don’t really know what you are talking about. Most panels I have seen create 400w not to say there aren’t ones that create 750w but solar is not an absolute cure all for us in the north where sunlight is not abundant in the winter months. This is why wind power makes more sense in this area.

[@alaricomanju7280]

​@@Infinityfields Fact: your solar panels will create no power at night! WE AGREE ON THAT. Fact: even during the day you can have cloudy rainy days where your solar creates less power than you expect it to. HERE COME THE BATTERIES TO THE RESCUE, ALTHOUGH 6 X 0.4 KWH SOLAR PANELS CAN GIVE YOU AN AVERAGE OF 0.5KWH NO PROBLEM ON A CRAPPY DAY. Fact: the wind often blows at ALL times of the day creating power whenever the wind is blowing! THE WIND DOESN'T BLOW ALWAYS, UNLESS YOU LIVE IN MOUNT WASHINGTON. SILENTWIND WEBPAGE STATES THAT, FOR ITS PEAK 420W OF POWER, YOU NEED TO PAY ABOUT 3200 USD (TURBINE + MAST HARDWARE). IN THIS VIDEO, THEY STATE 1.5KWH WHICH I PRESUME ITS WHAT YOU GET ON AVERAGE FOR THE DAY, WHICH IS NOT ENOUGH. FOR 3000 USD YOU CAN GET A BLUETTI AC300 INVERTER WITH TWO MPPT's + 3072W BATTERY + ONE 0.4KWH SOLAR PANEL THAT'LL AT LEAST TOP UP THE BATTERY MOST OF THE DAYS. Fact: your solar panels need a lot more area to create power than this very small wind turbine does! FYI, YOU NEED AT LEAST 2 SQM TO POSITION THE PEGS FOR THE MAST, WICH IS LESS THAN A SOLAR PANEL. NOT TO MENTION THE HEIGHT AND THE 40 db NOISE. Fact: you also need an inverter and batteries to create and store your solar power to use at night when your solar is not creating any power! YEAP, NO NEED TO RELY ON HOW THE WIND IS BLOWING, OR IF IT'S BLOWING ENOUGH. Fact: CO2 is the enemy when it is created at a higher rate than normal due to human industry. WHAT'S NORMAL? THE MORE CO2, THE GREENER THE PLANET GROWS. EVEN FARMERS HAVE BEEN USING CO2 BLOWERS FOR A VERY LONG TIME TO GROW GREENS QUICKER. TOO MUCH CNN AND MSNBC. Fact: the increase of CO2 has caused temperatures to rise in areas where normally it is cold (mainly permafrost areas and the arctic), this increase in temperature (since you didn’t want to say it) is melting permafrost and releasing large quantities of methane gas! OF COURSE, CLIMATE CHANGE ONLY HAPPENS BECAUSE OF HUMANS; LIKE IT HASN'T BEEN HAPPENING SINCE...FOREVER. BTW, CO2 IS A COOLANT GAS; LOOK IT UP. TOO MUCH WIKIPEDIA. Fact: methane is 100 times more dangerous than CO2 because it causes temperatures to rise higher and quicker than CO2, the only bright spot is methane lasts a fraction of the time CO2 does but it will boost the speed of global warming faster than the CO2 will. AND THAT'S WHY YOU WOULD AGREE TO BUTCHER ALL THE CATTLE ON THE PLANET, TO SAVE THE PLANET, BECAUSE THEIR FARTS ARE PURE CH4 GAS, RIGHT? Not Fake: this turbine will create power for more hours of a 24hour day than your solar will including at night when solar is useless. ARE THERE DAYS, OTHER THAN 24 HOUR DAYS?

[@alaricomanju7280]

​@@Infinityfields 0.7kwh is what the video states; I say that the largest I've seen is only 0.46kwh...is it clear now? Never said solar panels are the cure for anything. You don't consider solar as an option, that's ok. Wind might be better for you, and that's ok too. Your point is?

[@idahodawn75]

With back up batteries you can go with out on those cloudy days too. You can also get a generator too.

[@richardedwards4451]

Sounds awesome

[@louismazzamauro7599]

A great green electric supplement for a mobile home installation. Mobile home roofs cannot support solar panels.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Why not? Please don't tell me that the roofs aren't strong enough.

[@louismazzamauro7599]

@@joewoodchuck3824 I investigated solar panels for my manufactured home. The roof is not strong enough to support the load.

[@Gruxxan]

you just need to reinforce the frame of the roof, if its necessary

[@louismazzamauro7599]

@@Gruxxan A mobile/manufactured home does not have attic access to the roof framing.

[@Gruxxan]

@@louismazzamauro7599 some do, and even if they don't it wouldn't be hard to cut a hole for access

[@didierpuzenat7280]

3:29 Permanent magnets reduce the friction ? How ?

[@robbmaier368]

Buy wiring the generator obtaining More fasses Evan odd south north formatted out put s

[@jaggiswamey8932]

Sir.Its A.C. or D.C.Carent

[@Greatday68]

But these are old tech, Why not use Archimedes style turbine. It can operate at much lower air speeds than any blade type generator.

[@easypesy9169]

How much price

[@fatraabbit1]

I don't believe a word he said. It is just too small to make the kind of power he's talking about. And its way too much money.

[@Hero4Hire4]

Agreed!

[@fatraabbit1]

so your channel is based on bull crap!!!!@@101mazz

[@denrobinson8277]

Just a crock of crap, Bull shit@@Hero4Hire4

[@RandyZimmerman-pp5wj]

Wish I had the money

[@seymourpro6097]

Describing their product as VAWT is simply wrong It's a HAWT just like all the others.

[@regwebb8737]

Were to buy one😅

[@patrickhackett3878]

Beware of bots.

[@omm7763]

Wow, why wouldn't you just go with a good turbine, 1000 W or 2000 W

[@mohammedmurad3787]

200 USD ONLY !!! no more !!!

[@beholder4465]

So 2k for this then?

[@golddetector01]

If it takes 3 years to pay for this wind turbine how can it be affordable there's no such thing as low wind speed without some sort of modification to the charge controller

[@ekeemele8722]

I need 5 please how can I get 5 for my family

[@johannkorn]

How can a Silent Pro wind turbine generate 1.5kWh in an hour when it only has 400 watts?

[@buckd2958]

We had one and it turned all the frogs 🐸 gay.

[@milleniumfalcon8654]

Like Solar no☀️no ⚡no 🌫️no ⚡& mini hydro no 💧no ⚡

[@medievalbiker]

video states 1.5kw power, while the website says 420w for the 12v a huge difference the 48v is only 500w so the whole video is based on false information

[@QuantumKurator]

I pray for the birds

[@Enchantedgirl35]

Is this product available in pakistan.

[@MrSummitville]

No!

[@ramakrishnanerakkodan1627]

Where is it available in india. ? Give the contact number of people who have bought it and is using .

[@user-yv6yo2ov8n]

Website link give me sir

[@LeslieIsgrigg]

Solid commercial full of buzzwords for a $600 BASIC HAWT, selling for $2,000. Nice try

[@warefapereke8751]

How can I get one or two pieces in Nigeria?

[@johnslugger]

Make peace in Niger,,, niger,,,!

[@jasondrummond9451]

Besides this product is a scam. @@CaptainProton1

[@stevee8698]

It's NOT a "tur-bin". It's a "Tur-by-n"

[@user-rx7fg5ov7y]

9:37

[@bryanb5895]

So where can i get one?

[@williamprendergast3072Frutta2]

Gro a brain man

[@stevenlonien7857]

Except most of the wind is lost on purpose betza the limits of automaticly magneticly naturaly opening and closing mirroring magnetically. Any size . X 1000 in tides. Ok.😊