And more broken stuff!

[@robgad2271]

Think about getting one or two good high KW smart inverters that can be coupled together to balance the load between them as well as to synchronize the AC frequency between the two or more inverters. Attaching this many common power inverters gives you crazy feedback from one t6o another and you could simplify a lot of your wind generat6ion into a shared trunk load to the battery bank charger. Good to see your use of HD bridge inverters,, do this on the incoming lines even if you have good equipment, failures will be somewhat filtered out of the busted stuff list. I also use them directly before the voltage stabilizers, not before the inverter, once the DC voltage is cleaned up it will stress the rest of the equipment down the line.

[@Deiphobuzz]

50mph wind? Damn.. now i get why you went for the windsafes

[@offgridamps]

The metal they use on the "washing machine" turbine is soft as shit I'm surprised it lasted as long.

[@ToysforWatts]

Wait until you see all the bailing wire and hose clamps I'm using to hold it back together

[@offgridamps]

@@ToysforWatts lol you've created a monster

[@randylenart9674]

If it wasn't fun ya wouldent be doing it

[@maxxfaxx1117]

YOU HAVE TO CLEAN UP , LOOKS VERY BAD ON YOU

[@ToysforWatts]

KZbin is loaded with simple diy'ers who can manage to have a fully loaded machine shop in their 16,000sqft garage where everything looks so pristine you question whether it's ever been used...you can always watch their channel if the mess bugs you.

[@Rottweilerdsq]

@@ToysforWatts Well said and totally agree, i have ordered IstaBreeze® WindSafe i2000 48v and mast tower, greetings from a Dane living in Bulgaria.

[@talusranch990]

Chinese fuses

[@Decp1979]

Are you on Instagram?

[@ToysforWatts]

No, if I include KZbin as social media I'm already on three platforms and don't think I can stomach another

[@Decp1979]

Ok not a problem. I’m working on a project myself in Ireland. I’m buying 2 istabreeze i2000 turbines. I’m going to use them to heat a large water tank which in turn will heat my house. So basically I want the 2 turbines to heat 2 immersion heaters only. No grid tie in or house electric tie in. Simply wind turbines heating immersion heaters. What is the best way to go about doing this? The immersion heater/heaters over here range anything from 12v - 40v DC up to 1500watt OR 230V 2,000watt AC

[@Decp1979]

Ok not a problem. I’m working on a project myself in Ireland. I’m buying 2 istabreeze i2000 turbines. I’m going to use them to heat a large water tank which in turn will heat my house. So basically I want the 2 turbines to heat 2 immersion heaters only. No grid tie in or house electric tie in. Simply wind turbines heating immersion heaters. What is the best way to go about doing this? The immersion heater/heaters over here range anything from 12v - 40v DC up to 1500watt OR 230V 2,000watt AC

[@Decp1979]

Ok not a problem. I’m working on a project myself in Ireland. I’m buying 2 istabreeze i2000 turbines. I’m going to use them to heat a large water tank which in turn will heat my house. So basically I want the 2 turbines to heat 2 immersion heaters only. No grid tie in or house electric tie in. Simply wind turbines heating immersion heaters. What is the best way to go about doing this? The immersion heater/heaters over here range anything from 12v - 40v DC up to 1500watt OR 230V 2,000watt AC

[@Decp1979]

Ok not a problem. I’m working on a project myself in Ireland. I’m buying 2 istabreeze i2000 turbines. I’m going to use them to heat a large water tank which in turn will heat my house. So basically I want the 2 turbines to heat 2 immersion heaters only. No grid tie in or house electric tie in. Simply wind turbines heating immersion heaters. What is the best way to go about doing this? The immersion heater/heaters over here range anything from 12v - 40v DC up to 1500watt OR 230V 2,000watt AC