How to Make a Vertical Axis Wind Turbine | DIY Tutorial

[@newphysicist]

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[@zastomislisdaznas2483]

You have a so good work (video), and than a so crap music. It is better without music.

[@geetasaini6392]

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[@geralden892]

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[@irineosoriameraz7812]

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[@francisancheta4300]

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[@pearlaudelo1366]

I'm so proud to be a part of the human race when I see such brilliant ideas ❤ like this. Some day I pray we will all have free CLEAN energy.

[@Bigchedder-t6x]

This video is 6 years old Bros 6 years late

[@hasaberen5063]

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[@abinav1]

I was searching for table fan in the video, appreciate ur honesty for showing in the end.

[@Kiyarose3999]

Brilliant, out of all the DIY VAWT's this is the simplest and probably the most efficient I've seen on KZbin. There's no need for welding either cos the 'L' shaped brackets could easily be bolted on!. I'm making a v similar VAWT for my balcony, using scrap plastic guttering and a motor from a Hovermower ( aka Flymower) that I got from a skip. I'm making a smaller diameter turbine cos I have to be careful the council will tell me to get rid of it. So it's a 1'' chrome plated pipe that i am attaching metal coat hangers to, to hold the 'blades'. Each 'blade' will have 2 metal coat hangers that are attached to each other top to tail, to make it easier to attach to the pole and the turbine blades. I am planning on running 3 gene's off one VAWT, 1 x 240v/300w motor and 2 x micro gene' from an old broken DVD player and the Dynamo from my pushbike I can no longer ride due to knee problems. So the big gene will hopefully power the lights in my flat( aka apartment) , and the 2 micro genes to charge my phone and run a small water pump to irrigate a vertical garden I plan on building on my balcony, also from guttering.

[@newphysicist]

+Kiyarose3999, its really very interesting when you explain your plan. First of all I'm taking this chance to thank you for your kind words. I hope you have checked my horizontal axis wind turbine video. Its really interesting.. Thanks for watching..🙋

[@stephencochran-j7w]

I made something similar with one bike wheel added blades tail lines the rim with round magnet's hot glue gun mounted tail on old bearing like old wind mill but has stop no 360° but hand winding allows for low rpm .sorry I don't have knowledge of how to send pictures.

[@weeder609]

Excellent example for a R.E. Project! I’m going to access welding and the metal. Coming from a bike parts perspective , I may go for sealed bearings for the axle hubs.

[@t.hussain6278]

Very good. You may put a glide cover as well to direct all the spreaded air falling on all leaves together to be directed to fall on one leaf, so it will boost the thrust to one leaf thus increase power output and an electronic voltage regulator (EVR) can give the steady regulated output. Keep it up.

[@asdfdfggfd]

Id just plug it into a cheap $10 Amazon PWM solar battery charger, and not even bother with any other circuit now days.

[@afzalhussain5053]

I have just watched your video at midnight 1:00am and just went through the comments and I am surprised to see lot of foreigners rather than Indians appreciating your work and your work seems to be pretty smart and very creative. You seems to be a very good engineer and your renewable energy source work can be widely used across the country and get as much as benefit. Excellent work keep it up.

[@jaxta86]

Diy designs are appreciated by anybody wanting to be off grid and save money. Inspiring work there

[@sindeon]

I wish my DIY project could end up looking half as good as yours. Just got this on a rec vid for me glad I clicked on it. Really amazing work you did to work out the parts at such a lower cost to get the quality you did. I can just imagine some tweaking on gears how much output this could generate really well done.

[@aroldomarquesdeoliveira8697]

plantas nem mexe as folhas so um palhaço pra achar que alguem acredita que tem vento rodando esta merda

[@BetterYet]

Neat project. I think that I will make one. I would only add that you align the center shaft better so the wheel bearings don't bind and cause drag. Also suspend it on its side and balance it using screws as weights. I noticed the wobble it had working at the end. This would also cause drag. Otherwise fabulous project, bravo!

[@patriot9455]

I like the simplicity, the use of locally available material, and the overall concept. It could be easily scaled up and with a 48 to 52 volt dynamo, produce enough power to keep a large battery pack charged. Using a 4 12 volt battery pack, and a 48 volt dynamo would potentially allow you 4 different 12 volt accesses or a pair of 24 volt circuits depending on what the local standards are. This unit probably produces low amperage, but it is a start, using what looks like a sewing machine motor. It works, low amperage or high. The drive belt on a higher amperage unit might need an idler pulley to keep from slipping, but for this demo, it was not a priority. Keep on working, if it works, great, if it fails, figure out the problem and go at it again.

[@therealjimvick]

There’s a very large one north of San Rafael, California built with 55 gallon barrels. It’s a monster!

[@henrynicholson5508]

Don't buy this ! It is not true!

[@LKO-Ekawami]

Energy harnessed from the ground. ( Look it up ) and 10 to 20 of these things in your back yard. No more electric company.

[@archstanton_live]

@@therealjimvick That one has been there since I began traveling north on 101 in the 70's. I think it used to serve as an attractant to a cafe or road stop. I haven't noticed it turning in a while. Compared to this one it *is* a monster. 😊

[@paubertjeta9339]

thank you friend for your tutorial very simple to realise by a bushmen. I really appreciated it

[@kevkares1354]

Very nicely done, very creative and even if your using off camera wind to demonstrate it works that's fine too very artistic as well. I like the use of light materials it makes the generator easy to turn and great use of local resources too the bike wheels are brilliant even using the old tube very ingenious my friend. Keep up the good work and don't let a few stupid skeptics stop you well done

[@markspc1]

Kev Kares You are a fu cking liar

[@luisfrancoparra5941]

Muy bueno para las fincas en los llanos de Colombia. Desde Villavicencio Colombia me gusta muy buena idea.

[@ste11111]

Why thx for the nice video. I like that you re-use existing stuff. Keep going 👍🏻

[@pankajmakwana2300]

Its good video, light materials that can withstand weather, bearings might need covering to prevent water damage and dynamo can be boxed in. You probably need to make a hole in the ground put rocks and concrete to make it solid and then wire it to car battery with cut out to prevent overcharge, but overall excellent design and dont let bad comments bother you its trial and error, test and improvise is the way to go.love it.

[@jonel5001]

First, if you want harnest wind, go up. Upper than threes, with support wires. Second, to create energy from generator you almost always need 3000 rpm to 10.000 rpm. So you need transmission ratio 1:100. Also you need bigger wings, like 3 or 5 half barrels, size 200 liter. Branch lenght about 3-5 meter, vertical axle must be 2m longer and you need support wires from up and down fron it to branches. Then you get easily 1,5kW from normal car alternator. And those have regelator build-in. Normal car batteries are ok to storage this energy. Good luck!

[@catboyschrody]

RPM needed, power output, ratio, etc all vary on one critical element: the alternator specifications. Your advice should be avoided. Telling people "oh you need this ratio so you get all this RPM" is downright false. If you ever looked at an alternator spec sheet, you'd realize RPM becomes significantly less important. I picked up a brand new audi generator at a thrift store for $15 and the difference in power output from 1000 RPM and 2000 RPM is far greator than the difference in output from 2000 RPM to 10,000 RPM. Reference: Computer tested J&N 400-24200 alternator, brand new from Goodwill for $15 and it came with a spec sheet

[@jonel5001]

@@catboyschrody RPM in normal wind generator wings is obout 20. So if you put your 2000 RPM generator there, you get nothing out. You need transmission, in big wind mills its around 1:80 to 1:120.

[@catboyschrody]

@@jonel5001 'Normal wind generators' are horizontal shaft and the mechanics and physics are different from vertical shaft generators

[@jonel5001]

@@catboyschrody oh, so if you put your car alternator in different position its breaking laws of physics? Ok. I am engineer of electronics and sign out now.

[@catboyschrody]

@@jonel5001 Wind dynamics differ for vertical vs. horizontal turbines. VAWTs capture wind differently and need specific design adjustments. Claiming to be an engineer doesn’t automatically validate incorrect physics: Argumentum ad verecundiam

[@lucreciaflores351]

New Physicist - you are a genius! Kudos to you and your family must be very, very proud.

[@mikeobrien7433]

Aromal - you're absolutely brilliant. A worldchanger.

[@seyeul-b6p]

우연히 자전거바퀴 2개를 구매했는데 이걸 만들어야겠어요. 좋은 내용 감사합니다.

[@Drxsuaibsheikh123]

पेड़ का एक पत्ता भी ना हिल रहा लेकिन ये फास्ट घूम रहा 😃😃😜😃😃

[@pr5991]

Motor is spinning the wheels not the wheels or wind making any electricity, it is a fake video

[@rahulketansarkar1952]

ভাই নমস্কার ও শুভ বিজয়া, দারুণ একটা আবিষ্কার,জয় হিন্দ

[@lotusdoss]

Excellent! It seems the motor has helped to run the wind turbine.

Ý tưởng rất hay, Thanks for share, love from Việt Nam 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@timrockman7]

Great work you guys! Using bicycle wheels is pure genius! I hope you can do more, helping your neighbors, and make some money on this project, and then getting a MIG welder run with Argon gas. The welds would be beautiful and better. Keep it up.

[@Suavache]

Simple and effective wind generator thank you

[@stephenwilliams5201]

Sweet. All reclaimed parts. Premo! Hard work = good pay off. Tks

[@williamcobb3162]

Nice work. Maybe invest in an impact drill. They are small and powerful. Saves the wrist and time for twisting. Imagine the possibilities. I enjoy tinkering. I dont get to do enough. These videos do make me want to go out and play.

[@canaldogalistamoderno4166]

Now I have the same dream! Thanks for open my eyes! Congratulations 👏👏👏👏

[@Timeboxing-k2w]

Good for free energy👌👌

[@THESHOMROM]

Fabulous. I'D LOVE TO SEE THIS DEVELOPED INTO A LARGER POWER SYSTEM. Genius.

[@vincenzosantangelo3262]

Bravissimo, adesso collega tutto l'occorrente.... 220 Volt

[@electrokym5756]

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[@Jack-qw5jx]

3:56....what material are these red colour half round caps?

[@raimundolima2257]

O cara é um GÊNIO! abriu a minha idéia!

[@newphysicist]

Obrigado. mantenha contato.

[@yadavtambe5678]

एकच नंबर प्रोजेक्ट आहे.

[@sickntired5445]

Wind mills are an old technology, fraught with the limitations of wind. You have shown great creative energy with available materials. Keep up the fun work.

[@dailypakistan786]

جزاک اللہ خیرا بھائی جان

[@misbah5131]

Mashaa Allaah very nice information Jazak Allaah Khair Al Jazaa fi Duneya wa Al Akhirah Aameen 🌹🇮🇳🌹

[@animalslife_zone]

that most creative idea thank for sharing guy 👍👍👍👍👍

[@guinaldo29]

Legal, a ideia é boa! Mas... funciona só com vento ambiente também? ou só com um soprador? Estou perguntando por que aparentemente esta correia que você colocou esta freando muito o seu projeto. Ficaria melhor com engrenagens. Boa sorte.

[@sudeeshnath]

❤❤❤. Very. good idea. 👍👍👍👍♥️

[@francoist6521]

Great idea , A Bigger scale with larger fins can produce more power and You can use a bigger Dynamo. Congratulations for a good work ... keep it on, dream more :) ... I subscribe , I like your job , Bless you .

[@ПетроВенгель]

many thanks, a great practical implementation of obtaining alternative green energy

[@alfigs2148]

The leaves of the trees are not moving which means no wind 😄 timelapse 9:50

[@sikandracooking5848]

Great point

[@Иммиграция-ш4н]

Неплохо дружище !! Только подними свой ветряк выше деревьев и на генератор поставь пружину для натяжения веревки а лучше ремень поставь

[@Charlie-Oooooo]

Awesome! The only wind turbine that spins super fast even when all the trees around it are not moving 😂😂😂 Edit: yes, it's a great build (as in "awesome")👍, and yes I realize the wind is being artificially created. 🌬 I was jesting, kidding, joking, teasing :)

[@VieitezJose]

Its explained at the end of the video

[@henryybanez9595]

maybe you skipped 11:38, this project really is awesome

[@mohammadasgharqadri5686]

If a fly wheel is attached with rootter

[@mohammadasgharqadri5686]

If a fly wheel is attached with the rooter its power to drive a denmo will be increased.

[@balzreacts]

Watch till the end dude

[@Mr.ky89]

Vertical axis wind generator seems to work very effectively, thank you

[@jorgbieritz3952]

Thank you so much. Now I have an cheap method to get power in my Garden. You should produce this thing and sell it. It is genius. This could help to bring elektricity everywhere... Joerg from Germany

[@manojghawate7660]

Exactly you are right..

[@fintandevanney9842]

Looks great ,what will it run ???

[@kodyjbosch1]

Truly Excellent!

[@Koymakad]

Very good bro, all the best wishes

[@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine]

Love to see what he does with the rest of the bicycle!

[@Hewagej]

Very nice work you are the best

[@waynegilchrist1596]

I don't know why I noticed, maybe I was born a skeptic or to play the "Devil's Advocate," but all the while your windmill was turning so briskly; none of the vegetation was moving in the slightest! Not the leafy plants below or the limbs, leaves, or palm fronds level with the blades nor high above it? I didn't see evidence of a fan blowing air across the blades either because it would at least seemingly have affected the movement of the surrounding vegetation also. My suspicion is that you used the generator/motor as a motor to spin your turbine. It's still solid concept and functional, leaving only the question of production and efficiency. I know you show the meter and LED's but you don't hold the camera on them long enough to clarify anything. I'm guessing you used a fan.

[@MrRcethridge]

Maybe the idea was to get 7.7 million views

[@RV_Chef_Life]

At the end of video he shows where he used a fan lol

[@MartinA-kp8xg]

Mt thoughts also.

[@bunnygirl8482]

Should've watched till end

[@kampbadam295]

Fan mean "Satan" in Swedish 😂

[@afzalbhatti8024]

Very nice Boss g from Pakistan

[@afzalbhatti8024]

Call me 00923009811900

[@jungojerry1658]

I like the bike wheel to start with, and the brackets - but since I don't weld, I'd have to reconfigure a few things. Might also go with a heavier PVC pipe, cut lengthwise, and a taller mast to get it higher in the windy air.

[@maureenmiaullis6427]

I was thinking of drilling a hole and putting a bolt through since I can't weld either.

[@joebee6906]

Anyone noticed there is no wind, the trees arent moving maybe a blower was used to test?

[@blues4dj]

@@joebee6906 did you see from 11:38 ?

[@eyesofthecervino3366]

I wonder if JB Weld would hold up alright.

[@leonardorser3455]

Those are some pretty impressive welding skills

[@DigitalAgeInstitute]

Hi all guys. Pour much more water to cool the drill bit. I use a 40 ml syringe, which I empty slowly while drilling. I have drilled hundreds of holes and my drill bits are still sharp...

[@realrifla]

i drilled few times using big machine and yeah it definitely needs more water

[@giovanniamalfitano623]

Good project. Let do that for the climate's DISORDER !!

[@racheltomlinson2257]

That's amazing, looks like a work of art too. Think I make this one rather than the other one with propellers on and wrong tail. Thank you for showing us how to make it. Bless you

[@elioalcala4371]

!great job!What are the specs: How MANY rom on motor? Volts?Amp? Wind breeze?

[@mrakjunior]

Great skill. You can be self reliant.

[@danielxavier524]

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[@thomazdetectores]

You are a genius I really like it 1000

[@wingsley]

I love watching homemade power projects like this. Combined with other sources, such as solar/PV panels and/or maybe hydro-microturbines, this could provide sustainable electricity for modern residences or businesses. Your video indicated that the maximum power output for a "VAWT" wind turbine like this would be about 12V. I'm curious about this: Is there a way to fabricate a bunch of these turbines, say, three or four, and disperse them around a residential yard and yet plug all of them into a household PV setup so that when the wind blows, the house batteries charge, and when the sun shines, the same batteries also charge? If so, what would that involve?

[@newphysicist]

We can absolutely make use of the wind blows and the sunshine at the same time if it’s intensity is adequate. And by using best dynamos we are significantly increase the turbine output too. Living off grid is my vision! Thanks for your valuable feedback. Love it

[@FBPrepping]

I would advise to build 6 as a minimum, to get something meaningful, if your place is windy enough. You would need a charge controller if you plan to charge a battery, and first, to measure how much power you get of your setup. Making several measurements a day and averaging, so you can see how much your charge controller will have to take. I would put them as tall as I could, and not only one. These are cheap enough to build half a dozen.

[@rayh592]

12v is not power. 12v is voltage.

[@edfrawley4356]

@@rayh592 But even a few amps generated and fed into a battery bank @ 12v can easily be inverted into 120v AC

[@FortniteRoyalePilot]

Nice Work 🤗i save all Motors i can find. For example old washmashine, lightmashine from Car🙂👍

[@josejailsondossantos1743]

Nem assisti todo o vídeo, já achei o progeto brilhante 😃😃

[@lenawagner6405]

Thanx, like the simplicity and easy available materials used. You are great! Blessings 🙏❣️💞

[@cap10h]

How dose this work while tree leaves next to it standstill?

[@Michael-hp9ff]

A simple electric fan to illustrate the functionality of the turbine. It works.

[@atanaciojaquez6089]

Esos inventos si funcionan uno no hay trucos, como muchos k hacen.mil bendiciones Dios le bendiga

[@humbertini900]

Great insight into the build just subscribed and it’s a nice compact turbine I also have built a homemade 650 watts wind turbine, a treadmill motor turbine and a little but powerful ametek 30v turbine and built 2 diy solar panels, be careful in high winds one of my first turbines blew up 😕and now have only 2 wonderful turbines working daily 😊it’s very satisfying watching those things working, keep up the good work buddy 👍

[@elioalcala4371]

I am building one like, I would like some feedback on your experience/ will put a "blue wind" motor/maybe a maglev magnets/thrust bearing

[@wenepzoli]

Super creatív💨☸️! Nice video! Thanks share! 👍📸🛠💨☸️☀️👆

[@williamredfern5504]

WELL DONE

[@PN_Neril]

Good project. Only DC motors work, right ?

[@gregorykusiak5424]

The more people who get on board with renewable energy like wind, solar, hydro/tidal and build storage and distribution, the better

[@kaelan3]

I’m confused as to whether or not this is safe because normal turbines (even those similar to this one) have struggled trying to work slow enough in high winds such that it doesn’t spin out and explode. I suppose in theory this would work but on a larger scale it’s hard to say how much this specific method could cost in materials and repairs to the high speed components.

[@gregorykusiak5424]

Kaelan the apparatus must be constructed to withstand wind events that exceed historical maxima by a not insignificant amount without failure, but the generator itself generally blows itself up or tops out the capability of the rectifier Well before that.

[@jacobsfamily1789]

Also use vertical hydroponics for food&we could truly have a self-sufficient society! If we turned stadiums I to vertical hydroponic gardening spaces we could end world hunger! (But that doesn't fit he narrative...)

[@salarreola2099]

All the negative comments, yes throw it in the trash, never is late to start with something, good job

[@gcjpcrowder]

Love whirlygigs that power party lights! But can we appreciate the irony that he used an electric fan to blow the generator to make electricity 😂😂😂

[@willcrews342]

This is a workshop prototype so don't expect it to be a perfect, tested finished production unit. I admire the innovative thinking and methods used to make the unit. Details such as power output (voltage amps) can quite easily be tested and will improve considerably as the ideas are refined. Don't knock the blower. It means that he does not have to wait for the wind before doing tests...

[@thai.tv.you.]

I like this video.

[@nathanmciver6496]

Me also!

[@nelsonponce3805]

Sería mejor usar el centro de circunferencia para generar energía, quizás sea menor la velocidad, pero la fuerza es mayor; Buen video saludos.

[@githuikimondo9692]

The greater the speed of the alternator, the greater the output. Taking advantage of pulley ratios gives this setup a greater output

[@degundewid5780]

cerdas. saya sangat menyukai ide yg anda sajikan. terimakasih

[@danvandertorre6349]

never stop doing what makes you happy

[@ELI-vm9yf]

So cool !!!!!!!!💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@neikoo7785]

Thats a cheap alternative for people that live in poor remote areas, as long as there is open ground wind will blow and you can easily charge a small battery or a large one if you have more then one of thease to power lights

[@newphysicist]

+Neikoo, that's what I meant. You got it. Thank you for valuable comment.👍👍

[@frankp797]

poor remote area please i will love to live there instead of the concrete jungle ....but i get what you saying

[@downyourtube]

Great job Sir. Don't let the negative comments bother you. You're doing great. Hope to see more inspiration from you in the future. Have a great day!

[@PF-gi9vv]

The negative comments surely won't bother him because its fake. Noticed the mass of trees around and none are blowing in the wind?

[@downyourtube]

@@PF-gi9vv Apparently everyone but you already noticed that. Its mentioned in the video...if you'd watched it all, you'd know that and wouldn't of made the comment you made.

[@PF-gi9vv]

@@downyourtube my mistake, we all should build one to light a few small LED's with it 🤪

[@downyourtube]

@@PF-gi9vv There are those that play the flute and those that follow the flute. Have a nice day.

[@PF-gi9vv]

@@downyourtube I bet you wore the mask like everyone else, have a good day to you too.

[@goodtogrow7774]

Just like the one my kids and I made 10 years ago! It was alot of fun!

[@ghostmanscores1666]

bicycle parts rock for so many things. very good

[@kayakmanonthego]

Vertical turbines like this one have quite a significant part of the wind power canceling each other out as the wind hits the backside of each fin. If you build a case to house the turbine, with a curved front to channel the wind into a narrow opening so that the wind hits the front of each fin only, I bet you will at least double the efficiency.

[@georgecarlinn6288]

Yes but the problem would be it would work only wind is flowing in direction of slot, then one back fin would be needed to turn the slot in direction of wind 😃

[@kayakmanonthego]

@@georgecarlinn6288 The case doesn't have to be fixed in place. With a little sensor and a motor, it costs very little energy to move the case around following changes in the wind direction.

[@mahmoudali2131]

ممكن رابط يوضح فكرتك

[@joemendyk9994]

Sometimes it's ok to let something be simple and productive without complicating it.

[@joemendyk9994]

Sometimes it's ok to let something be simple and productive without complicating it.

[@octaviojuarez2006]

Chingon ese proyecto boy a construir una saludos desde Mexico

[@robertogrillo1215]

Hello, I congratulate you for the video and the turbine, what practical use do you give? Because doing all that to feed 4 led seems impractical, a big greeting from uruguay

[@newphysicist]

+roberto grillo, thank you very much for your kind words. I used a less efficient dynamo (its not at least a dynamo, it is a DC motor). You can equip a high efficient dynamo or even an alternator to get more output. I always prefer to make projects with materials in hand. Keep in touch. 🙌

[@robertogrillo1215]

I hope you keep uploading videos like this one of interesting

[@newphysicist]

+roberto grillo, off course I'll. I'm a renewable energy Passionate. Keep in touch. Thanks for support.

[@Dev-yg9iy]

@@newphysicist Hi,

[@karlalton3170]

Good idea dude 😁😁🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@renjinikumarink8073]

I like your project very much.

[@newphysicist]

+renjinikumari n k, thank you miss.😀

[@enricas3295]

Good job, congratulations. Give things a second chance before destroying them 👍

[@brombaer007]

Nice work, congratulations. Greets from Germany :-)

[@afzalhussain5053]

Thanks from India🇮🇳

[@arduinomaquinas]

Nice ❤😉👍🇧🇷

[@safdarkt1]

At 10:20 we saw moter is running turbine. There is no wind on trees. It do not generate electricity.

[@ddsenpai7588]

Safdar Karim he might be using a fan?

[@jugbrar8314]

watch full video he telling that he used tabel fan

[@michaelpena6790]

Safdar Karim how is the motor running it when its not hooked up to my electricity.

[@satyaprasad37]

Very GOOD What is the Power Output ❤❤❤

[@mestredooraculo1020]

Hi, I'm from Brazil, São paulo - capital... Congratulations on your work and dedication. If you need anything, tell me. It would be great to have a friend so interested in these matters. Sorry about my english is not very good.

[@newphysicist]

+Mestre do Oraculo, Thank you for your kind words.. 🌸🌸

[@himdude9637]

Mestre do Oraculo amazing

[@yogeshgiri2424]

Hello mestre.. M wrking on the same concept but there is bit confusion between what to use either alternator or generator.. My mentor has fixed the alternator but what kind of alternator we need to use.. So that will get the output as 2kw..

[@gentlewarriormichael8124]

@@yogeshgiri2424 yes, that is also I want to know , how to get atleast 2k of power.

[@scootersdenver]

Great design! Also great use of readily available items. Thanks for posting this video.

[@chrisdallas1064]

I think you had a fan blowing on your windmill...you can see by the surroundings that not a leaf is blowing

[@resek-aza3852]

I think... magic wind to do😂😂😂

[@53glowe]

Yep...I think maybe he had an air compressor to help things move along. Absolutely no wind in the background 🤔

[@bigbird4481]

Does it matter tho because that's the same thing he's just controlling the air instead of waiting for it

[@Unseeable..]

You guys didn’t watch the whole video. at the end he states and shows that he “used a table fan to get enough wind!!”.

[@adsheikh1326]

Wow that's awesome Wonderful 💟

[@bobcourtier4674]

This guy needs to take a welding course.

[@Teknisielektronik89]

Waoww Amzing 👍

[@giancarlo4862]

Bravissimo.. idea geniale.. Tu pensi che si possa usare un motorino piu' grande ?? Complimenti ancora

[@tiberiocellini3641]

Giancarlo Cortese Molto probabilmente sì, ma direi che dovresti installare un motore più grande soltanto se hai intenzione di usarlo in un luogo con tanto vento