Homemade residential Wind Turbine Generator 10.5′ Homebuilt Homebrew carved Cedar Epoxy blades
This is the first time I tested my new blades for my wind turbine. They are 5′ 1″ long on a 14″ diameter hub. The rotor is 10.5′ in diameter; the blades are a cedar-epoxy composite; the hub is marine plywood/epoxy. The tower is 36′ high. The blades start spinning from 0 rpm to somewhere near 500 rpm. Although they appear in the video to slow down due to the frame rate, they become invisible to the naked eye. You can read the whole project at http://www.mindchallenger.com/wind
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Hi! A small wind turbine for your house is a great investment and if you do it right you will laugh at your energy bill... 
have sean some you …
have sean some you tube vides on blade design and they glue hedge trimmer line to the blades to chainge air flow a little and it dame near eliminats the noise without hurting the productivity!
very nice
very nice
Good work man, hope …
Good work man, hope it serves you well!
nice turbine indeed!
nice turbine indeed!
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