Hi, I'm sure that in Quebec, houses for people from the rich middle class are marvels of thermal insulation. As for sound insulation, if the neighbors live far away and they are taught that dogs are trained not to bark fear it disturbs others, to ...

To come back to the wind turbine, what bothers me in Quebec is that the places with favorable wind are located on the north shore of the river and rather uninhabited, so that hardly bother anyone, with such a vast territory they do not have to look hard .. But for economical reasons electric line ...

I am currently working on the site of the Massif du Sud wind farm. I am from Breakyville and I work in St-Charles de Bellechasse and they often allowed me to arrive late for work: frown: while passing over the bridge in St-Henri but I'm not too shocked because if it is is not green com ...

Alain G wrote:Vinzman Hi!


Where in Quebec and where is this wind turbine located?



I know that we install large quantities in Quebec to see what comes out of the factories!

I am currently working on the site of the wind farm of the massif of the south.

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(Photo taken today during preparations of the start-up)




For a more detailed photo, click on this link:
http://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/865626DSCF1392.jpg

since it is a subject that speaks to generate electricity through water, here is a video of a very equipped company that is struggling to make its way:

Ok then, if I understood correctly what you said to me and in my words, I just have to connect my bank of batteries in 24v, and my alternator will not make then any more from 0 to 77vdc but rather from 0 to 24vdc. I understood well? Otherwise, as for the rest, I got myself a PWM charge controller (xa ...

Hi all, I want to use a modified auto alternator (wind turbine) to charge a 12vdc battery bank wired to 24vdc. The problem that leads me to ask you my question is that my alternator produces 0 to 77vdc and the manufacturer announces a maximum power of 500w. I imagine ...

The configuration is:

wind turbine / solar panels -> charge controller -> batteries -> inverter

If your house is surrounded by trees rather invested in photovoltaics



You live in Quebec Metal Fury?

Apparently here:

http://usa.autodesk.com/ecotect-analysis/trial/