Proof of Thermodyne wind turbine blades took on 80 mph winds

[@JamesBiggar]

Shit disturber. Don't let 'em get to you. Mine have been through that and more here in Atlantic Canada. Nor'Easter Juno was the last big storm they were in, and there were gusts above 95mph - that's a documented fact, so whoever it is that's giving you a hard time can shove their ignorant opinion you know where. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_2015_North_American_blizzard Not to mention hurricane Arthur the year before - and I had the smaller original blades back then. But the excuse for the haters was "See, you only show performance when there's a storm so it must be junk". They're just out to give people a hard time. Like you suggested, if you get those blades tipped out away from the tower then they'll survive much higher winds than that.

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

+James Biggar Thanks for the comment. it just needs to be put out a bit more and that will solve that prob. Do you have any video of your blades in the storm?

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

+James Biggar That was a 300 mile across storm. That was a big boy. And your blades survived that.

[@parjacpar3077]

Always someone accusing someone of something all because the accuser can not be bothered to do there research to find out the accused is right and the accuser is wrong

[@StephenTrenewablenergy]

+jacky Parker Amen brother. The truth will set you free.

[@chowderchops]

It's sad when you have to prove stuff to idiots. It reminds me of home. I seem to have to prove everything to my bride of 36 years. She'd believe a bum sleeping on a park bench on anything he could say. ME ......No way