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How Do You Build A Wind Generator Using A Car Alternator?

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How Do You Build A Wind Generator Using A Car Alternator?

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As the need to conserve energy and find alternative energy sources increases, more people are choosing to use wind as an alternative energy source. The basic idea is to use a wind turbine connected to a generator to produce power. Most units require a minimum wind speed of 5.4 meters per second (12 miles per hour) to operate at a usable level. Those choosing to use wind power should research the wind characteristics in their area before purchasing any equipment. Connect the 7-inch pulley to the turbine shaft and place one side of the V-belt on the 7-inch pulley. Place the other side of the V-belt on the alternator pulley and pull the belt tight while keeping the pulleys aligned. This is the position the alternator will have to be mounted. The easiest way to make a quick alternator mount is by using a few scrap pieces of block-shaped wood and a few well-placed screws. Run a positive battery cable from the positive terminal of the alternator to the positive battery terminal. Connect one

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