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rolfkoedam

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Joined: 14/11/2008
Location: Netherlands
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Posted: 03:18pm 13 Nov 2008

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hi I'm new here
I come from the netherlands
i like too build windmills
now i like too build a new one with blades from ebay
my question is of these blades can rotate a f&p alternator?
i try too upload a piqture from the blades i bought

how many rpm these blades are able too twist?
does anybody use this blades already?

hope anybody can give me some answers

nice meeting you
rolf

Edited by rolfkoedam 2008-11-15

iam from the netherlands
sorry for my bad language

Dinges
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Joined: 04/01/2008
Location: Albania
Posts: 510

Posted: 07:11pm 13 Nov 2008

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Hallo Rolf,

Welkom. Nog een Hollander hier...

I'm afraid I won't be able to help you much with your blades; I have seen them mentioned often enough though, I believe they're used on the AIR403, AIR-X and Whisper turbines, and I know they're for sale and sometimes used by DIY-ers. Most opt to carve their own blades out of wood though.

Our host, Glenn, has used them (or something that very much looks like them) on at least one occasion: http://www.thebackshed.com/windmill/Servo-windmill.asp

Did you manage to find that F&P motor here in The Netherlands ? Did you find it in a discarded washing machine or buy it ? I have looked around a bit for one over here but couldn't find one. I'd love to play around a little with a F&P too.

Peter (ook uit Nederland dus).

rolfkoedam

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Posted: 08:16pm 13 Nov 2008

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hi peteryou can give me your email,or can send me yours
my email:rolfkoedam@wanadoo.nl
i know somebody and he can get some of these f&p motors
the are from the lg wachingmachines
i speak this person this week i can get one more for you i think
Edited by rolfkoedam 2008-11-15

iam from the netherlands
sorry for my bad language

rolfkoedam

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Posted: 11:00pm 18 Nov 2008

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hi i find a LG washing machine
its a real nice motor
you can see the pictures of the LG on my new side
there i let you see how i dismounting it
it's a new site so there will be updates almost every day.There you can see my other windmill too
its one with a car altenater
hope you enjoy the side
but sorry its in dutch

my windmillsite

iam from the netherlands
sorry for my bad language

dwyer
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Joined: 19/09/2005
Location: Australia
Posts: 575

Posted: 11:41pm 18 Nov 2008

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Hi rolfkoedam
Don't worry about bad language Anyway l do like your windmill setup as is very good

and thank for you picture on LG hubs however on your windmill blades has two fine wire across each end and is ajustable blades or just to hold the blades on from going bending backward ??

Can you send more closer picture windmill like front shaft so that put more interesting for us to see .

thanks

Dwyer the bushman

rolfkoedam

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Posted: 06:44pm 03 Dec 2008

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sorry but i don't have any other pictures
The mill is gone now so i can't take any other pictures

iam working on my new windmill now
iam using the blades of the picture in my first post
i made the adapter now for the blades to fit on my generator.
I use a dc motor 24volt 350 watt.
this one need 800 rpm for 15 volts
and iam working on the body now
i will put some pictures tomarrow

Edited by rolfkoedam 2008-12-08

iam from the netherlands
sorry for my bad language

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