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3.9kw - 5.1kw 20- 30V DC WIND GENERATOR TURBINE MOTOR EnergyMan 06-17-2009
Posted by EnergyMan on June 18, 2009, 12:53 am
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> On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:56:04 -0700, "EnergyMan"
>
>>
>>> On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 04:05:58 -0700, "EnergyMan"
>>>
>>>>
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>>>
>>> If you want to advertise here in any way, then join in the discussion
>>> and contribute for a while *before* trying to market your stuff.
>>>
>>> BTW, your item description is a joke. It's impossible to rise above
>>> the quacks if you make their favorite mistakes. If you ever hope to be
>>> successful then you'd better wise up fast.
>>>
>>> Wayne
>>
>>
>>
>>Hey John Wayne,
>>
>>It makes sense to generate DC power so you can store in batteries, no
>>pollution from fossil fuel like in your Gas generators.
>
> You don't know what you're talking about, and even if you did your
> product would still be misrepresented junk.
>
>> Why don't you
>>start doing the earth a favor?
>
> You mean, like this? http://www.citlink.net/~wmbjk/11wind_power.htm


No wonder why you referred to the old fashion wind tower. Wind Generator
doesn't have to be that complicated. Go look around on eBay website for
Alternative Energy materials, you will see Wind blades are much cheaper to
buy nowadays, they are easy to set up. They are compatible with the
motors I listed. You compare the bad environment where there is no wind,
that's a bad example.


>> prove me wrong, show me where there is any
>>AC batteries for sale out there to save 110VAC power.
>
> Why?


Now I see you are still not in tuned. Asking me "Why" on the most common
sense. I told you earlier it makes sense to generate DC power so you can
store it while you don't need it, it will not waste any Fossil Fuel even if
you Fossil Fuel to run DC generators. Because using Fossil Fuel causes
two damages, 1) You destroy the fuel reserve, 2) You create toxic/polute
air, I am talking about your Gas/Diesel Generators, they are for your
health. Any AC generators are bad, AC power cannot be stored.



Posted by Johnny B Good on June 18, 2009, 5:15 am
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====immense snip====

> AC power cannot be stored.

Try searching google with the phrase "pumped storage" and you'll
discover that that rather sweeping statement is, in fact, a falsehood.

HTH & HAND.

--
Regards, John.

Please remove the "ohggcyht" before replying.
The address has been munged to reject Spam-bots.


Posted by Bob F on June 22, 2009, 4:45 pm
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EnergyMan wrote:
> Now I see you are still not in tuned. Asking me "Why" on the most
> common sense. I told you earlier it makes sense to generate DC power
> so you can store it while you don't need it, it will not waste any
> Fossil Fuel even if you Fossil Fuel to run DC generators. Because
> using Fossil Fuel causes two damages, 1) You destroy the fuel
> reserve, 2) You create toxic/polute air, I am talking about your
> Gas/Diesel Generators, they are for your health. Any AC generators
> are bad, AC power cannot be stored.

My car alternator generators AC, and somehow the battery gets charged by it.




Posted by RamRod Sword of Baal on June 22, 2009, 5:14 pm
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> EnergyMan wrote:
>> Now I see you are still not in tuned. Asking me "Why" on the most
>> common sense. I told you earlier it makes sense to generate DC power
>> so you can store it while you don't need it, it will not waste any
>> Fossil Fuel even if you Fossil Fuel to run DC generators. Because
>> using Fossil Fuel causes two damages, 1) You destroy the fuel
>> reserve, 2) You create toxic/polute air, I am talking about your
>> Gas/Diesel Generators, they are for your health. Any AC generators
>> are bad, AC power cannot be stored.
>
> My car alternator generators AC, and somehow the battery gets charged by
> it.


It gets rectified by diodes into DC.


Posted by Bob F on June 22, 2009, 7:42 pm
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RamRod Sword of Baal wrote:
>> EnergyMan wrote:
>>> Now I see you are still not in tuned. Asking me "Why" on the most
>>> common sense. I told you earlier it makes sense to generate DC
>>> power so you can store it while you don't need it, it will not
>>> waste any Fossil Fuel even if you Fossil Fuel to run DC generators.
>>> Because using Fossil Fuel causes two damages, 1) You destroy the
>>> fuel reserve, 2) You create toxic/polute air, I am talking about
>>> your Gas/Diesel Generators, they are for your health. Any AC
>>> generators are bad, AC power cannot be stored.
>>
>> My car alternator generators AC, and somehow the battery gets
>> charged by it.
>
>
> It gets rectified by diodes into DC.

Brilliant!

The alternator generates AC. It gets stored.

Thus refuting the theory that power generated by AC generators cannot be stored.



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