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Chris220220 Newbie ![]() Joined: 17/02/2010 Location: AustraliaPosts: 29 |
Hi to all, I have wandered in and a a little over time. But now I have managed to obatin a couple of F&P stators I'd like to ask for some advise. I have two 42 coils units with "Messy wiring". One has the white plastic block still attached and seems to run ok. I head out camping and was hoping to have this as an additional charging method when the sun is not charging the 12 volt batteries. 2x80 AHr. I'm running a larish fridge that draws around 1- 2 amps and up to 5 at kick in. At present I do not get a long weekend out of a single battery, so more then a couple of small solar panels are needed. What configuration is best for a small portable unit and what blade set up would you suggest? I hope to try get this right first time using one stator. PS: Fridge does say it will run on 12-24volts. Great forum BTW. Regards Chris |
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Greenbelt![]() Guru ![]() Joined: 11/01/2009 Location: United StatesPosts: 566 |
CHRIS220*2; See post by KARLJ in F&P motors Output, Posted below yours in Windmills. This will give you some perimeters to base a plan of pursuit. a common tendency is to compact the turbine. Read Gismo's post on Swept area. Swept area Time has proven that I am blind to the Obvious, some of the above may be True? |
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Chris220220 Newbie ![]() Joined: 17/02/2010 Location: AustraliaPosts: 29 |
Thanks for that. Output wise I guess to charge 12v batteries you need around 16 volts. Being a portable set up i thought some sort of low wind option and only need 5-10 amps max. Is that best with a star config and 24v to allow for low spin rate ? Sorry for all thequestions. I figure if I'm going to mount this on the camper trailer when away I better keep it small and efficient. I'll check out swept area next. Thanks again Regards Chris |
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