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I would like help in editing these descriptions of these vertical axis wind turbine models so that it meets the neutral point of view requirement of Wikipedia. I will add photos of each soon. I can add more data such as energy output or other facts. These turbine models can be verified by John Vandenbosche, a leading wind industry turbine due diligence expert (http://www.chinookwind.net/personnel.html). Some of the history of the turbines can be verified in Peter Asmus' book "Reaping the Wind." I appreciate suggestions on how to improve this entry. Kjwolf 03:52, 21 February 2007 (UTC)
Expert
edit- expert, please have a look at the ,increases output of the interior turbines by 75% in 16mph wind with diminishing improvement until there is no effect above 42mph., statement. Mion 16:19, 17 March 2007 (UTC)
I am working on this with the owner of Windharvest, Kjwolf , and will be adding to this page and improving itin the coming week or more. Thank you Moin for your help. Aranjedeath
- needs external verification and secondary sources. Still reads like an article by Windharvest, and therefore fails notability. Consider deletion. --scruss 15:30, 6 October 2007 (UTC)
I have added secondary source material, links and updated history for this entry. US patent office issuance verifies originality of design, deVries article is secondary source material from leading industry newsletter and includes third party analysis of Windstar turbine performance based on mathematical modeling. Dtooter (talk) 20:22, 13 September 2011 (UTC)