How can I make residential wind power?
March 18th, 2009 | by Michael |
r34gtrowner asked:
I want to do residential wind energy for my house. I live in an area developed so that I can have one of those bulky things that spin around in my yard. I want to make one of those most small windmills that I see always on the upper parts of the roof? Someone me some instructions?
MARCELINO
I want to do residential wind energy for my house. I live in an area developed so that I can have one of those bulky things that spin around in my yard. I want to make one of those most small windmills that I see always on the upper parts of the roof? Someone me some instructions?
MARCELINO
5 Responses to “How can I make residential wind power?”
By vernshewer on Mar 21, 2009 | Reply
Residential wind power is getting very popular and I am glad its catching on.
I made mine last weekend using the instructions at
It’s actually a very simple process!
By sekar s on Mar 23, 2009 | Reply
search in the wikepedia cite for the dealer in your region and contact.
By gduncan on Mar 24, 2009 | Reply
Earth4Energy looks promising. There are a couple of other products out there as well. I found one called Poor Man’s Guide To Wind Power And Battery Systems and blogged about it last month. This guy promises to show you how to make a 1,000 watt wind turbine for less than $150.00 and a 3,000 watt wind turbine for about $220.00. The smaller one is probably what you’re looking for.
By Stacy on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
Yes, Earth4Energy is the way to go.
check for guidance and review.
By bombora649 on Mar 25, 2009 | Reply
I got a simple set of instructions and in fact built three of these after I was so satisfied with the first one. I got my schematics and detailed instructions from and was on my way in no time, check it out if you’re interested.