good work, is your hair iron where you have wind gulls? and there is a few decibel rumbling, do you know, that people don't get a sound from the turbine during battery charging. is the place where it was found connected to the chimney with the pipe?
Hello, I have two mounting brackets connecting the pole to the chimney. But now I have put anti vibration mat between the bracket and the chimney. I have now installed 4 layers of anti vibration mat underneath the pole and between the brackets and chimney another 4 layers of anti vibration mat. I still have vibrations through the house and next door. I might have to take down the wind turbine
@@daytripper4983 i think it will make a sound because it is empty six times, I think the horizontal turbo will come out ugly in hard winds during charging when I install it, but the vertical is also a mat, as you said, etc. if I put insulating material, it can cut the sound noise, the wings freeze quickly when they are mounted to the iron on their axis
These small micro wind turbines simply do not put out enough power to make them worth the while. Using solar panels will cost way less and put out way more power in 24 hours for the same money spent. Solar has really come down in price.
Hi, I am looking at winter generation when solar can produce little to no power on a rainy day. If the turbine was not attached to the house in any way their is enough wind on the coast of North West England to get good results from this budget turbine, but because of the noise through vibration I have had to strap up the turbine when I would have got decent output. The maximum production has been 1.5kwh over 24 hours when getting only 0.6kwh from solar on a light wind but rainy day.
good work, is your hair iron where you have wind gulls? and there is a few decibel rumbling, do you know, that people don't get a sound from the turbine during battery charging. is the place where it was found connected to the chimney with the pipe?
Hello,
I have two mounting brackets connecting the pole to the chimney. But now I have put anti vibration mat between the bracket and the chimney. I have now installed 4 layers of anti vibration mat underneath the pole and between the brackets and chimney another 4 layers of anti vibration mat. I still have vibrations through the house and next door. I might have to take down the wind turbine
@@daytripper4983 i think it will make a sound because it is empty six times, I think the horizontal turbo will come out ugly in hard winds during charging when I install it, but the vertical is also a mat, as you said, etc. if I put insulating material, it can cut the sound noise, the wings freeze quickly when they are mounted to the iron on their axis
These small micro wind turbines simply do not put out enough power to make them worth the while. Using solar panels will cost way less and put out way more power in 24 hours for the same money spent. Solar has really come down in price.
Hi, I am looking at winter generation when solar can produce little to no power on a rainy day. If the turbine was not attached to the house in any way their is enough wind on the coast of North West England to get good results from this budget turbine, but because of the noise through vibration I have had to strap up the turbine when I would have got decent output. The maximum production has been 1.5kwh over 24 hours when getting only 0.6kwh from solar on a light wind but rainy day.