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This article discusses home made wind powered electrical generators
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Homemade wind turbines or DIY wind turbines can be made with simple tools and produce very usable energy.
The axial flux wind turbine designed by Hugh Piggott from Scoraig in Scotland is usually built using wood for the blades and a welded steel frame.
History edit
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Alternator edit
Axial flux alternators uses neodymium magnets on one or two steel disks that rotate around coils of copper wire encased in resin and don't suffer from cogging effects which can be caused by iron cores typically used in radial alternators.
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External links edit
Sources of Information, Construction Plans, Discussion Forums, Teaching Courses.
- Scotland Hugh Piggott
- Ireland Eirbyte
- France Tripalium
- Austrilia The Back Shed
- USA Otherpower