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800 watt (real max 100W) wind turbine from bangoogd - installation and test
These turbines look good, but generate barely 12% -15% of their advertised power.But for that price it's not bad - I bought it for 175 €
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Their standard test condition is a tornado
More like jupiter XD
Nice
I bought the 600 watts unit from Green Energy Solutions, however they sent a 12 volts instead of a 24. It works, but I think it is wound with aluminum wire. I got it put up two days ago. I have twenty marine batteries wired up in 24 volts, so I got a rectifier and hooked it up to half of my battery bank. The one I have looks a lot like yours on the outside. There wasn't a lot of 🌞 sunshine today, don't know what will happen when there is. The wind generator worked okay today. I have 1200 watts of solar panels and two more 100 watts ones on the way. I'm charging twenty big marine batteries from AutoZone. After an 18 MPH wind all night and most of today, the voltage is up from where it has been lately. I posted a short video of the wind turbine turning on my channel. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it. Thanks for the look inside.
Despite being promoted as an 800 watt turbine my experience is it would be better described as a 200W turbine. 200 can be momentarily achieved in gusts well over 11 m per s. Mostly it runs less than 100 watts. This is using 5mm sq cables 5x63cm blades and an mppt system tuned to the turbine.
Did you try to reduce the blade from 6 to 3 blade?
@@loverboy-lj2mk Not recently. It will spin over 2000 rpm now infrequently despite controller set to brake less....makes me nervous to drop to 3 blades that will in theory spin even faster with less slower wind speed torque. Possibly need longer blades also? Why ask this question?
Are you still trying to charge 20 AutoZone batteries with it?
Can you comment on the quality of the main bearing? Did it run silently and smoothly? Or was it noisy and gritty in its running? Did it sound like it was a running sewing machine?
I replaced mine with a 400 watt version from green E solutions. Bigger magnets and stator gave 350 W day 1. Runs almost half as fast. Half as much fan noise, and significantly more power....
I had a high wind two days ago, and my 600 watts turbine made 458.9 watts.
How many Watt hours do you generate in a average day and in your best days?@@davidpotter9462
Best peak now 265 Watts on mine. I've also seen it run up to 1800 rpm. There is some information suggesting the brushes need to bed in with new turbines which makes sense as these need to connect well to pass all the power.
This turbine is brushless
Environmentally friendly wind turbines. Thank you for sharing. I really like wind turbines
How to upgrade the Wind turbine? Can you do a video where i can see the connection canale, battery and regulator charge. Thanks
*All practical tests show that small wind turbines hardly generate any electricity! And only at very high costs!*
Because there is hardly any wind close to the ground. It is also extremely gusty, which usually shortens the service life.
Only if you need to be self-sufficient from the power grid, you should have the largest possible wind turbine on a high tower.
*With solar modules, on the other hand, you can reliably generate green electricity for 25 years at approx. 3-10 cent/kWh!*
The output cables would melt if it gave full power. If it ever managed full power of 800W, it would give 33amps and those cables are not going to handle it. I was tempted when I saw them on ebay, but something told me not to bother. How right I was!!!
I know what you mean. Mine has what I think is aluminum wire coming out of the slip rings. So I figured it was wound with it too, but I hooked up a watts meter, and it's making wattage. Mine is 600 watts, it peaked at 458.9 watts, 30.1 amps. I doubt if it will ever go any higher. That was a 50 MPH gust, and I live on a hill. Mine would have been okay if it had just been the 24 volts model that I ordered. With the pole, wire, and turbine it was around $500. It did help during the cloudy rainy March weather. I bought mine from Green Energy Solutions, it comes from Alibaba. But if they mess up your order like they did mine, not sure how to fix. I just kept it. I ordered 30 amps slip rings from Hurricane Wind Power but they won't fit the Chinese turbine. I'm building a DC turbine out of an electric motor that has brushes. I'll use the slip rings on it, I guess. It's like a guessing game to get a good turbine. I was going to take mine apart and take the windings out of parallel, and put them in series. That would triple the voltage, and allow me to use a Midnite classic charge controller. Doing it that way, I can hook it to the 24 volts battery bank instead of switching it from one set of batteries to the other. I believe it will produce more wattage that way. Having the windings in series will let it rev up higher so the voltage will be more constant. Now that being said, the video I watched before I bought it was sort of fakey. He says the wires are high temp tinned wires, but mine were aluminum. If you want to look it was on John Daniel's channel, video on the 600 watts B&C wind turbine. It's not bad looking. The 800 watts version is available too, looks similar to mine but bigger blades, I imagine. Mine are 28 inches. There are better turbines but I wanted to get one up to help my solar panels in a cold rainy cloudy March. Mine has been up for three weeks. I thought of the idea to put the windings in series, it's my belief that the big double bearing in front will last longer from the load being taken off. I think putting the brakes on, shorting the three together, is what knocks out the bearings, partially. Well good luck in your search. It's frustrating, how many fakes are out there. I just got antsy and bought one that I hoped would be okay, and decided I could rewind it or something if I have to. The one I have starts making power at a low wind. But it only has to make 13 volts. A 24 volts would have to turn a little faster to start. I think the one I have will be okay for awhile but I will just have to wait and see. It has been up three weeks. At midnight, showing 25.2 volts. I'm like you in one way, I used bigger wires where I could. I have #4 welding leads on my Epever charge controller. I have 1400 watts of solar on it. I usually have more power than I can use, either the 🌞 sun is out or the wind is blowing. The marine batteries that I chose to use like the wind generator, I guess. There's a short video of it spinning on my channel, if you would like to come look. At the time I took that video, it was making 200 watts on the meter I had. It only worked for two days, the pregnant 🐈 cat if mine knocked it loose from the battery, but it sparked and quit so I have a new meter coming, different one, lol. At least I found out that the turbine can make some power. I mostly needed some watts at night, or wintry weather. Which it's actually not doing too bad, just that it's the wrong voltage. Since I have a twenty battery bank, I can just stick it on one side or other. I'll have to save up for the Midnite classic charge controller before I can do internal surgery on the wye connection in there. When I get done, it'll have two wires coming out instead of three, and be 60-70 volts instead of 18-23. You are wise to be cautious. I decided I would just make the best guess I could, and deal with whatever I got . I got five Stealth Storm blades for the home made one, the other day in the mail, with a hub and nose cone. The motor makes 79 volts from wrapping a cord around the pulley. So it'll make 400 watts. I think I can get by with these two and the solar panels. My wind generator is only 16 feet high, but it spins nearly all of the time on this little hill, lol. I'll take it apart this summer and look see if I want to fool with the insides or not. I hastily put me be up to beat a rainstorm that was coming in. I'll have to get up on the barn roof, and take the blades/hub off so I can bring it in the barn and balance it. It was in some 70 MPH gust front winds last week, and it rattled a little bit. The other set of blades was $200, but they're balanced from the company good to 144 MPH wind. In case of a twister, which we have occasionally here. I'll have to pour another concrete base for the home made job. I used four bags of ready mix in the other one, and it's bolted to the barn with a three foot piece of angle iron. I welded a thick metal strap to it and it has a bolt if you want to take it down. It's in the video. It has to be pretty solid here. Let me know what turbine you get. I might get one too, lol.
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I've had peak of 174W now in gust of maybe 9 m/s using 3 x 62cm blades for same SS-800 wind turbine with 48V and MAX black LCD controller yet to be tuned to match the smallish turbine. 100W seems a low report to me possibly representing other issues in the chain. However whether the turbine will do 800W is a valid question.
If turbine is 48 V it would require around 20m/s to achieve 50 volts. So it would not make any power in 90% of cases.
Thanks allot much appreciated 👍 can I ask where I could find the poles online...I can easily find different turbines but I can't find the poles...thanks allot 😊
Can you make a tutorial on how to store the energie gained from the Turbine?
You store the energy in lithium iron phosphate batteries. Look up the lithium battery reviews on utube.
Now the questions will be.... how long will it last and how much maintenance does it has over time?
For this piece of crap no maintenance ... when it get out of order, must be shoot "three point shoot" in garbage bin
Damn just 25 watts of production... I think the only way these make sense is at 40'+ possibly more
Your magnet is smaller than my 100w machine.
It is good if it outputs 50w.
I will change to 90cm blades.
And I have made this a solar FAN.
This works well.
Where did you get the pole to mount it?
good question
nice pin wheel
Then what is the best set up to get the better result? Because mine only got 0.3A i dont know how to get the 800w power
You need to make your pole higher and make sure you use cable and Turnbuckles to secure pole. Make sure you have no obstructions in the way of directing wind
@@HawaiiPool43 lol you aint gonna get 800 watts out of this 250 watt turbine!! But you can get 2500 rpm....
get a ista breeze i 1500
I wonder if this would generate enough power to warm up an electric under floor heating ?
partially, electric under floor heating requires alot of power depending on the area heated, it can supplemenet electricity i presume which should save ya in the long run
I have an electric heating pad for sore muscles... it is about 2 square feet and uses 80 watts to reach 160 degrees Fahrenheit. The video showed the turbine actually achieving a 25 watt output so.... YES! It will heat about half of a hamster cage.
Hello! I bought a 4000 w 24 v wind turbine and it only outputs 5-6 volts at 4-5 m/s amps 0 w what could be the cause? thank you
4000 watts in what length of time???? It should be measured in watt/hours, but none of the Chinese turbines are measured in watt/hours that
I know of. Your 4000 watts could be over an entire month. Then you have another problem. If you have a 24 volt system, your turbine could
be creating energy, but if the voltage is not around 30 volts or so, your batteries will not charge. You gotta be around 30 volts in order to charge
your 24 volt system. Gotta be around 15 volts to charge a 12v system. If you are under, you will not be able to charge your batteries.
Yeah, you can generate 4000 watts over a month, but it is worthless energy if it doesn't charge your batteries.
Most all folks that i know of, do not understand that your voltage must be higher than your system in order to charge your batteries.
You are producing 5 volts with extremely low amperage. Thus you have zero watts. You need a much higher wind in order to produce anything.
I would guess at LEAST a 18 to 20 mph wind in order to start producing and charging a 24 volt system.
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Anyone tell me the benefits of having one of these in your home please?
dobry den kolko vam to zatial pri nitre vyrobilo kwh ?
Dobrý deň, turbinku testujem len niečo viac ako týždeň tak, že vyrobila okolo 1kwh. Cez víkend som ju dal na 8 metrový stožiar a na viac veternú stranu, uvidíme, čo to spraví. Rozmýšľam kúpiť kvalitnejšiu veternú turbínu IstaBreeze I-2000 alebo IstaBreeze WindSafe 2000 watt
en.istabreeze.store/Products/wind-generator-istabreeze%C2%AE-i-2000-series
Zdravim mám tuto turbinu asi rok hodenu na povali vraj 12 v ale veď z toho idu 3 káble tj 3fázy bolo by to možné použiť na 48v? a ozaj to viac ako 100w nevyrobí? , videl som video tá 2kw vrtula od ista breeze vyzerá že funguje tak ako má dik za odpoveď
For someone like me who know nothing about electricity, what could i do with a turbine like that? power a fridge? charge a laptop? is it possible to store power in a battery bank? like a jackery or something?
OMG. So much work & money for a battery bank.
1 amp output? ☹
Ich habe die gleiche Anlage mal mit meinem Bautri-System auf freiem Feld in 6m Höhe gebracht. Die meisten Micro Windkraftanlagen sind Schrott.
Can it power any industrial manufacturing process?
Red/white wine fermentation.
Total cost for this wind mill
Prices
Looked like 25 watts?
Kya price hai bhai Lakhimpur me instal Karna hai
I got an alibaba 1kw turbine, im itching to get it set up, its my first time making an offgrid system
had one of these rip off toys useless thing so got a ista breeze i 1500 works fantastic and gets over 1.5kw most of the time
Only 100w? That’s not even enough to power a swamp cooler
Hmmmm I have one of these too but with different blades just installed and waiting for real wind to test. The manufacturers graph shows you should expect 20 watts at 4 m per sec so 100W at 4 is well above advertised spec. I am not saying its above spec....I do not know yet....but its not a fair review questioning the product on the data presented. Also the testing of these devices involves a lot of external variables that can lead to misinterpretation. I want to know what speed to limit these to and what power one can expect underload.
..you showed 120 volts at 2000 rpm but with no load. What power will it produce under load at 1500 rpm? What speed does it run at under load in 13cm per sec which is the max power point which you should test and report.....before you suggest whether these are up to spec or not!
Sorry I meant 13 metres per sec wind....not cm.....
By the way I've already had 140 watts out of mine...in moderate wind....I expect to get more in stronger winds....
No, you misinterpret it, at 4m / s I had a power from 15 to a maximum of 30W with the load (battery 24v 200Ah) . In a strong wind of 10-12m / s I did not measure more than 100w
@@kukomio Thank you for detailing. I am guessing you have the 24 volt version? Mine is 48V. The test charge controller is a relevant consideration. One problem I came across was during bigger gusts the controller dumped power as charging stopped so while I measured 140 Watts I know that was low because I saw the charging stop while the turbine was plainly roaring away very fast...all be it briefly. It would have been spinning over 1000 rpm during those brief gusts.
It 's a 48V wind turbine connected to a three - phase rectifier bridge and MPPT charge controller Victron Energy BlueSolar 150V 35A for higher performance. With a 48V and 24V battery, the output power was the same.
MY WIND TURBINE THE SAME AS YOURS DOES NOT EVEN ROTATE AT ALL ITS RUBBISH I DID THE SAME AS YOU EXTENDED THE TAIL IT TURNS BUT DOES NOT ROTATE IN THE WIND
Kitna price
DIDNT SHOW THE BATERY AND PRICE
connected battery 24v 200Ah and the link to the product is in the description
@@kukomio ok thanks
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Nuf said.
ineed this
OK, problems of this turbine:
1. It's have 6 blades what is not good, produce to much tork, and speed is always better. (3 or 5 most of the time are the best)
2. Generator is well it's ok, but with how you remove cover u can see it's have lose fit.
3. Shaft have hold of one bearing I can see it's go nuts fast.
Yep. I changed mine to 3 x 63cm blades which is behind my data. Trying to decide if 5 might be better but we get gusts over 20 m/s which is why I went for 3 to start. The controller linked and reported are not the same making interpretation more difficult! Still I do want to complement the poster for the video and for raising a valid question of what is the fair power rating of the turbine and for reviewing this turbine version.
Then what is the best set up to get the better result? Because mine only got 0.3A i dont know how to get the 800w power
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Any other product you could take to court and win easy. Does NOT do what it claims
So you show us a turbine putting out 25 volts at 1 amp. Barely enough to charge a 12 volt battery. at double the wind speed you will
gain probably 50 percent more power, putting you at 35 watts....at 20 mph wind. That will keep your battery in check. Running that
turbine all day at 20mph will not get you much of anything. I guess it will allow you to run a 35 watt bulb, but nothing more.
Don't wast your time with these turbines. If they are brave enough to post the Wind vs power output (which most do not) you will
see that it takes a LOT of wind to do very little.
24 watts? you would need 4 of them for a single 100 watt lightbulb? am I reading that right? yea doesn't seem worth it. I mean if your just supplementing existing power who knows if it will pay itself of in a certain period of time but that's dissapointing. I guess 100 watts at higher speed? I'll stick to looking at solar.
Junk in other words
WTF
????? 800w???? If the wind turbine is producing a current of 1 amp and a voltage of 25 V, we can calculate the power using the formula:
P (power in watts) = I (current in amps) x V (voltage in volts)
Substituting the known values:
P = 1A x 25V
P = 25W
too weak to say that it is 800watts, very far from it advertised..
Remove built in wind controller and put there only bridge rectifier . Those china shit controllers only work with max 3 amps and then breaking turbine