Just to clarify the discs are 30cm in diameter, not 40cm as I say in the video. I had an annotation correcting the mistake but youtube decided to deprecate this feature so the annotation is gone. Have fun!
Thank you Sir, I have watched many clips of your such, but i tell you sir, yours is very simple to understand, clear, straight to the point, inspirational and educative. Keep the candle burning, Sir.
I like the goal of 1.5 KW - sounds usable instead of re-used fan motor style generators. Also you said this is not a how to because you're learning and building - however this is just what I need to DIY!! It appears to be an honest build which I presume will have a measurement of the KW at the end! Can't wait!!!! My bet is that it will be more than 1.5 KW.
Great project and process. I'm off grid near Seattle WA and since we don't get a lot of sun here, I'm banking on getting more renewable energy from the wind. Low speed vertical axis systems might be best for me, but everything I can learn is helpful.
I'm making a similar generator using two Honda brake rotors turned backwards on the front hub, facing in instead of outwards, and 18 poles...I'll be using 36 ring magnets per rotor, 72 total, held on by screws, two per coil...so I'm glad this wasn't a how to video. My rotors are 273 mm in diameter, and made of stainless steel.
Hi, there are hundreds of ways to make wind turbines, the way I show is probably the most common for a 1kw wind turbine, this design has been proven to work by a lot of people and you can find it all over the internet. Now this does not mean your design won't work, I'm sure you looked it up before starting, it is just different. I do not recommend using stainless steel for the rotors though, the magnetic flux will be much stronger if you use iron rotors as it travels from one magnet to the next through the steel forming a complete loop when you have the two rotors facing each other, with stainless this flux is much weaker. Good luck with your project.
Thanx for the reply, i can imagine how you felt when you realized those magnets were glued on bcause some glues are imposible to remove. The legth of the coils ..spacing of magnets and distance from stater and wind speeds are just some of the critical aspects of getting the correct power output .....I'm sure you know all this. i recomend you put it somewere there are no chances of burning grass or buildings. ....i could talk about this all day lol love these types projects they are so much fun ....thanx for the links . i 'll be back to see progress.
Hello! This is surely one of the better D.I.Y wind turbine projects on yt. Can I ask, what type of steel have you used for the rotors? I've heard that the more magnetic the rotor material, the better the power generation. Given that, should one avoid stainless steel in favour of more magnetic types? Thanks!
I do comment. You did great for this project. I'm also quite interested in renewable energy. So maybe there are few of us that can exchange notes as to what parameters is suitable for what applications.
This would be interesting as I was thinking for DIY turbine, since the one in the market are daaaaamn expensive and make no sense. The last one I asked an offer for was 60 to 80 years return rate of the investment - complete nonsense.
I enjoyed your video can you tell me how you wired it from start to start or start to finish you know start to start finish the finish start to start or is it the other way please let me know thank you keep up the good work
hi, I just want to ask if you try that stator circulates counter clockwise? if it circulates clockwise it produces electricity then what if it circulates counter clockwise? it still produce electricity and can be use in charging the battery even it rotates backwards?
I need help I'm at the stator wiring, only four coils, I taped the top ones white and bottom black, now I'm looking for help what goes where please thanks in advance
I see a lot people make these turbines but I cry when I see how, she do wind coils who are oke but to small magnets, you need such big magnets you cover the complete coil, and not half, because you loose a lot of efficienty.
Hi, you are mistaken. The magnets should be the size of the hole of the coils for max efficiency. Check this pic as an example www.scoraigwind.com/axialplans/recipe%20update/may2010/6.jpg
Hi, Interesting video. I see you have 2 wheels with magnets. One either side of the stater. Can you let me know which magnet faces the other on either side of the stater.
I know these videos are old and I don't know if you contact these comments get to you or not but if they do I really have to know where you got these magnets
I live in canada and have planed to build exactly the same design you have but with break drums....looking for 50x25x10mm neo magnets 52 at good price is what put the project on hold for now.Do you have any recomendations where i can get a good deal on some ?Also your accent... is it russian ? i'm learning russian a year now ....not very good but it helped me when i was in russia last jully to visit friends.nice vid keep up the good work.
Hi, I bought mine from ebay but can't really recommend the seller as he sent me some smaller magnets (46mm instead of 50mm as advertised... only found out about this after this video so I had to chisel them lose to glue them in the correct position... more to that here th-cam.com/video/WQlfQgvdneg/w-d-xo.html). I saw some at banggood.com, maybe try there. My accent is Portuguese/German, the words sound good in my head it's just my damn tongue that can't pronounce them correctly :)
Yeah I meant to say 30cm not 40cm I'm pretty sure I added an annotation correcting my mistake but I guess it doesn't appear on mobile devices. Thank you.
Hi, I saw your comments. Unfortunately it is not done yet so I can't show the final product. I see you are very confused by what I am doing so I recommend you google Hugh Piggott or search for James Biggar and muddymuddymuddmann here on youtube so you can have an idea of the final project.
My question: is it more efficient to have one coils disk between two magnet disk or one magnets disk between two coils disk? NOTE: When I said "coils disk" or "magnets disk", I mean a rotor or stator with a bunch of coils/magnets on it. Thank you for the references, I've look at Muddymud and I will check the others.
Alexandre Valiquette two magnetic stators makes the generator extremely efficient when the magnetic field travels from north to south or vise versa and the coils sandwiched in between.
![DIY 1kW HAWT Wind turbine [Part 2] - Winding the coils](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T4xGi5Pe-pM/mqdefault.jpg)
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Just to clarify the discs are 30cm in diameter, not 40cm as I say in the video. I had an annotation correcting the mistake but youtube decided to deprecate this feature so the annotation is gone. Have fun!
Hola amigo, gracias por compartir tus conocimientos !!
Thank you Sir, I have watched many clips of your such, but i tell you sir, yours is very simple to understand, clear, straight to the point, inspirational and educative. Keep the candle burning, Sir.
I like the goal of 1.5 KW - sounds usable instead of re-used fan motor style generators. Also you said this is not a how to because you're learning and building - however this is just what I need to DIY!! It appears to be an honest build which I presume will have a measurement of the KW at the end! Can't wait!!!! My bet is that it will be more than 1.5 KW.
Great project and process. I'm off grid near Seattle WA and since we don't get a lot of sun here, I'm banking on getting more renewable energy from the wind. Low speed vertical axis systems might be best for me, but everything I can learn is helpful.
I'm making a similar generator using two Honda brake rotors turned backwards on the front hub, facing in instead of outwards, and 18 poles...I'll be using 36 ring magnets per rotor, 72 total, held on by screws, two per coil...so I'm glad this wasn't a how to video. My rotors are 273 mm in diameter, and made of stainless steel.
Hi, there are hundreds of ways to make wind turbines, the way I show is probably the most common for a 1kw wind turbine, this design has been proven to work by a lot of people and you can find it all over the internet. Now this does not mean your design won't work, I'm sure you looked it up before starting, it is just different. I do not recommend using stainless steel for the rotors though, the magnetic flux will be much stronger if you use iron rotors as it travels from one magnet to the next through the steel forming a complete loop when you have the two rotors facing each other, with stainless this flux is much weaker. Good luck with your project.
Very good and clear. One of the best I have watched.
Thanks a lot!
Enjoy your explanations. Good work.
Thanx for the reply, i can imagine how you felt when you realized those magnets were glued on bcause some glues are imposible to remove. The legth of the coils ..spacing of magnets and distance from stater and wind speeds are just some of the critical aspects of getting the correct power output .....I'm sure you know all this. i recomend you put it somewere there are no chances of burning grass or buildings. ....i could talk about this all day lol love these types projects they are so much fun ....thanx for the links . i 'll be back to see progress.
Great job with this , at some point I would love to build a wind turbine myself , thank you for sharing your very clear instructional video cheers.
very infesting Sow more of the build pleas
Can't wait to see how it turns out!
Amazing bud
Thanks bud looking forward to next video
Hello! This is surely one of the better D.I.Y wind turbine projects on yt. Can I ask, what type of steel have you used for the rotors? I've heard that the more magnetic the rotor material, the better the power generation. Given that, should one avoid stainless steel in favour of more magnetic types? Thanks!
Looks good. Nice start.
I like your videos you make it look easy to do!
Thank you!
, NC
Thank you so much
Did you check the polarity of the magnets, a lot forgets that, all should be turned same
Sehr interessant! Vielen dank!
Cool, thanks for sharing man. Keep it up
I do comment. You did great for this project. I'm also quite interested in renewable energy. So maybe there are few of us that can exchange notes as to what parameters is suitable for what applications.
4 sets of 3 phase... some people use 5 sets of 3 phase, why did you choose to use 12 magnets instead of 15 magnets?
Nice build.
This would be interesting as I was thinking for DIY turbine, since the one in the market are daaaaamn expensive and make no sense. The last one I asked an offer for was 60 to 80 years return rate of the investment - complete nonsense.
Hope you get my comment I think your doing a great job looks good !!! Respect!!
Thanks you!
You managed pretty good the tin metal & magnets!!
How much cost were they? Massive, beautiful
Love this - with all the practical details I might have a go at making. Bit more of close ups - did I miss the hole dimensions?!
Great job building one myself too
Thanks, just subscribed to your channel.
Thank for sharing keep it up I’m enjoying it.
it was useful, thank you !
wow.. i was looking for this kind of vdo. thank u for making this.
Thank you for watching!
Great work. I like how you explain things. :)
very interesting
nice project, the explanation is also most appreciated ... spaciba
Great work bro.........keep it up
Great, you have the same idea as me :-)
I enjoyed your video can you tell me how you wired it from start to start or start to finish you know start to start finish the finish start to start or is it the other way please let me know thank you keep up the good work
I like the video
Красиво и аккуратно!
Estou aprendendo muito com você Parabéns professor você e o cara😊
Hi man great job! Why did you use a metal disc ? is it better than wood / plastic etc ?
hi, I just want to ask if you try that stator circulates counter clockwise? if it circulates clockwise it produces electricity then what if it circulates counter clockwise? it still produce electricity and can be use in charging the battery even it rotates backwards?
Inspiring!!!!!
Muito bom professor estou no mundo das energía renovable y la verdad quiero mucho fazer un generador eólico
Hola amigo, felicitaciones por el trabajo, permiso voy a copiar, de que tamaño son los imanes de neodimio, saludos desde Argentina
I need help I'm at the stator wiring, only four coils, I taped the top ones white and bottom black, now I'm looking for help what goes where please thanks in advance
我也做过这个 很好用
N52 is best for axial flux or N42
I see a lot people make these turbines but I cry when I see how, she do wind coils who are oke but to small magnets, you need such big magnets you cover the complete coil, and not half, because you loose a lot of efficienty.
Hi, you are mistaken. The magnets should be the size of the hole of the coils for max efficiency. Check this pic as an example www.scoraigwind.com/axialplans/recipe%20update/may2010/6.jpg
Then I was wrong then because it looks weirt to see small magnets and these big coils, maybe I get to read more about it. thanks for respons.
where did you get the magnets, and type, thanks.
Hi, Interesting video. I see you have 2 wheels with magnets. One either side of the stater. Can you let me know which magnet faces the other on either side of the stater.
The magnet rotors atract each other, not sure if this answers your question, if not let me know.
Where are you from? your accent is clear, I understand what you say while I am french!
Thanks for your video!
Thank you! I'm from Portugal.
Latin accent, nice! I continue watching!
Aluminum disc or iorn disc? Which is better?
Nice done!!, inspired by the muddymuddymuddman?. Where did you pay only less than 6 euro for a 6mm steel disc??
Thank you! Inspired by a lot of youtubers including muddymuddymuddman. I bought the steel discs in Portugal.
I know these videos are old and I don't know if you contact these comments get to you or not but if they do I really have to know where you got these magnets
Hi, the link is in the description 😉
hola como estas muy buen proyecto y gracias por su informacionestengo una pregunta donde puedo comprar las plantilla para alinear los imanes
EL la nhizo con SU impresora! Dile QUE te las venda
I live in canada and have planed to build exactly the same design you have but with break drums....looking for 50x25x10mm neo magnets 52 at good price is what put the project on hold for now.Do you have any recomendations where i can get a good deal on some ?Also your accent... is it russian ? i'm learning russian a year now ....not very good but it helped me when i was in russia last jully to visit friends.nice vid keep up the good work.
Hi, I bought mine from ebay but can't really recommend the seller as he sent me some smaller magnets (46mm instead of 50mm as advertised... only found out about this after this video so I had to chisel them lose to glue them in the correct position... more to that here th-cam.com/video/WQlfQgvdneg/w-d-xo.html). I saw some at banggood.com, maybe try there. My accent is Portuguese/German, the words sound good in my head it's just my damn tongue that can't pronounce them correctly :)
Hugh Pigott wind turbine plans?
dear can you guide me where you have perchase magnet and how much was cost kidly guide me
Hi, I bought them here: ebay.to/2Mdto4T
How much resin did it take to cast the magnets and the stater
Magnets are in NORTH & SOUTH series ??
I just order my magnets to build one
Very good video
What size stater wire, diameter of the disk?
Pretty sure he said 70 turns of #14
What size magnet use sir please tell me
Hja alguém português PT PT PT a mostrar que também sabemos fazer coisas e as sabemos explicar. Parabéns.
Where do you get in the magnet
Where can I get the template for lining up the magnets would appreciate so much thanks
just lay it out in marker is all you neee to do
ad for please size making tray
can we use n45 grade magnet
You can use whatever magnet you want but the higher the grade the more power will be produced. Have fun.
What size of magnets you use bud?
50x25x10mm, link is in the description.
What size are the Magnets?
Olá! És Português? Óptimo trabalho!
Sim sou. Obrigado.
40cm is about 16 inch, not 12
Yeah I meant to say 30cm not 40cm I'm pretty sure I added an annotation correcting my mistake but I guess it doesn't appear on mobile devices. Thank you.
chicke coop ehast fan
What grades these magnets are of? Why doesn't he give needed info? :/
Just watch the video :) 6:14
RandomHacks thanks. I was watching but not listening. Was at noisy place
No problem :)
Nice job but calup for epoxy is not to god,you should find something better.but generaly 💪👏👍
Suaranya cirikhas orang indo walaupun pake bhasa inggris 😅😅😅
Why don't you put stator on both side of the rotor? You will get twice the power and I assume the coill are cheaper than magnets.
Hi, I saw your comments. Unfortunately it is not done yet so I can't show the final product. I see you are very confused by what I am doing so I recommend you google Hugh Piggott or search for James Biggar and muddymuddymuddmann here on youtube so you can have an idea of the final project.
My question: is it more efficient to have one coils disk between two magnet disk or one magnets disk between two coils disk?
NOTE: When I said "coils disk" or "magnets disk", I mean a rotor or stator with a bunch of coils/magnets on it.
Thank you for the references, I've look at Muddymud and I will check the others.
Alexandre Valiquette two magnetic stators makes the generator extremely efficient when the magnetic field travels from north to south or vise versa and the coils sandwiched in between.
Sir...... whats the price of your magnets
Hi, I bought mine for about 100€ for 25 pieces on ebay.
@@RandomHacks what size of magnet & do you have a link to those magnets?
what material is disk made of ?
6mm thick steel
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Cool, thanks for sharing man. Keep it up