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The package includes:
One set of 3 High Efficiency Reinforced Fiber Glass Wind Turbine Blades - 9.3 Feet diameter
Wind Turbine Hub. Nose Cone
25 super strong Epoxy+Nickel + Copper+Nickel quadruple layer coated NdFeB Neodymium magnets - Grade N42, stronger and better performance than N40, N38 and N35
11 LB Magnet wire - Original Factory Spool, genuine Essex enameled magnet wire with heavy build
Available magnet wire size in AWG for this package:
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 24
Please read Hugh Piggott's "How to build wind turbine" book to find out the magnet wire size you need.
Heavy duty 210 amp capacity bridge rectifier to convert 3-phase AC to DC
AC connector pigtail for connection to generator
Crimp-on wire splice connectors
10-12 AWG crimp-on ring terminals
8-10 AWG crimp-on ring terminals.
Magnet Technical Specifications:
Super strong and durable magnets:
2" x 1" x 0.5" Thick Neodymium NdFeB Bl | |
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Wind Turbine Generator DIY Starter Kit with 111″ Dia Blades, 25 Neo Magnets, Rectifier
ALEKO® WGV450 300W Nom 450W Max Residential Commercial Vertical Wind Turbine Generator
 | This vertical version of ALEKO® brand wind generator can be used around the home, farm, boat, business, or anywhere else where the power is needed. Use wind energy to generate electricity and charge into storage battery group. Through the multi-voltages power supply system, the electricity can be changed into DC and AC used for illumination, home appliances, communication devices and electric tools. Not only is it perfect for battery maintenance, it can also be used to power remote lighting, laptops, communications equipment, signs, or nearly anything imaginable that is electronic in nature.
Suggested Battery Bank: 12v150AH 2pcs
Features:
Every turbine is finely balanced.
Smooth rotation is ensured
Quiet in operation
Unique and purpose designed generator
The turbine spinning when other wind generators stall
Overall delivers more Ampere hours of power per day especially in low to average wind speed. | |
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