Hasardine wrote:let's do, therefore, simple !!
here is a diagram found on the site that I named above:
http://nos-systeme-d.skynetblogs.be/category/1092944/1/Bricolages
first thing the top wheel and the bottom wheel do not seem to be moving. But the vertical mast, and the wing seems to have to turn in the support constituted by the 2 wheels. do you agree
the large diameter pulley also seems to be attached to the vertical axis, is this correct?
I confirm ! Hazardine ... you zardine too ) (I couldn't help it )
This wind turbine should have a fairly good performance given the size of the blades, if you take larger cans ... very large pvc tubes would be better, no oxidation! but there, you have to fall on a site where the foreman is nice, or can be seen at a supplier for public works, it will be necessary to provide a system D to prevent it from getting carried away in case of strong wind
For the electrical elements, you look at the links above, I think you can get help for the rest, from the econologists mentioned above too
I'm thinking of a mechanical brake for your case, but I'll talk to you about it next time, here I'm going to stake myself!
With admiring greetings for a blonde who holds the tools with great merit, Hat!
The gag was nice too