Comments on: Residential Wind Turbine – Vertical http://mygreensuit.com/residential-wind-turbine-vertical/ Mon, 05 Jul 2010 14:47:01 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: Jayantha Jaymn http://mygreensuit.com/residential-wind-turbine-vertical/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Jayantha Jaymn Mon, 13 Oct 2008 17:43:58 +0000 http://bfarrey.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-38 Nice work! I suggest considering a conical top to shelter the "blades" from rain, snow and ice. It will not be 100% effective, but even 75% shelter will allow the air itself to dry it faster to generate power. In addition, I suggest applying a non-stick coating or glazin on the "blades." If the costs of this unit is not taxed, and if the power sold by the unit to the main grid is not taxed, it will catch on. Besides, if the there are rebates via an environmenal levy (to reflect the real cost of nuke, coal power) then the initial sting of this generator will not be felt much. Good luck! Go Green! Jayantha Jayman Nice work!

I suggest considering a conical top to shelter the “blades” from rain, snow and ice. It will not be 100% effective, but even 75% shelter will allow the air itself to dry it faster to generate power. In addition, I suggest applying a non-stick coating or glazin on the “blades.”

If the costs of this unit is not taxed, and if the power sold by the unit to the main grid is not taxed, it will catch on. Besides, if the there are rebates via an environmenal levy (to reflect the real cost of nuke, coal power) then the initial sting of this generator will not be felt much.

Good luck! Go Green!

Jayantha Jayman

]]> By: bfarrey http://mygreensuit.com/residential-wind-turbine-vertical/comment-page-1/#comment-37 bfarrey Mon, 13 Oct 2008 11:45:50 +0000 http://bfarrey.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-37 Western kentucky is not considered an optimal area for wind power http://www.bergey.com/Maps/KY.Wind.htm - closer to the cumberland pass is better Good question on the ice storm readiness - I am in massachusetts, so I should look into this. Setting up more than one should be considered Tax rebates are both federal and state - I don't know Kentucky's policies. I have had solar and wind proposals done and they average 20% savings Western kentucky is not considered an optimal area for wind power http://www.bergey.com/Maps/KY.Wind.htm – closer to the cumberland pass is better

Good question on the ice storm readiness – I am in massachusetts, so I should look into this.

Setting up more than one should be considered

Tax rebates are both federal and state – I don’t know Kentucky’s policies. I have had solar and wind proposals done and they average 20% savings

]]> By: Hunter Pendel http://mygreensuit.com/residential-wind-turbine-vertical/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Hunter Pendel Mon, 22 Sep 2008 21:37:45 +0000 http://bfarrey.wordpress.com/?p=97#comment-36 i live in western kentucky, my question would have to be A) on an average day how much would i save, monthly, and yearly B) how dependable is this product against ice storms C) would it be reasonable to set up two or more D) also i hear about tax deduction and so on...how much money from that? i live in western kentucky, my question would have to be

A) on an average day how much would i save, monthly, and yearly

B) how dependable is this product against ice storms

C) would it be reasonable to set up two or more

D) also i hear about tax deduction and so on…how much money from that?

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