R
Rockin Ronnie
- Jan 1, 1970
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I live in the country and have a 1 1/2 acre lot half of which is treed.
I am on top of a hill. I have not checked average wind speeds but I
would suspect that it is enough to justify windpower.
I am thinking of a low power 400+ watts system to give me what I would
need in the event of a winter power outage (Nova Scotia). I was browsing
through the Air-X site and found what I was looking for.
Assuming that I would spend $1000CDN for the wind generator, how much
more would I need to spend if I wanted to tie the wind generator into my
existing electrical system? For example, tower, inverter, batteries,
electrical connections etc.
Or, direct me to a site where I can make a list of all of the things
that I need.
Ron
I am on top of a hill. I have not checked average wind speeds but I
would suspect that it is enough to justify windpower.
I am thinking of a low power 400+ watts system to give me what I would
need in the event of a winter power outage (Nova Scotia). I was browsing
through the Air-X site and found what I was looking for.
Assuming that I would spend $1000CDN for the wind generator, how much
more would I need to spend if I wanted to tie the wind generator into my
existing electrical system? For example, tower, inverter, batteries,
electrical connections etc.
Or, direct me to a site where I can make a list of all of the things
that I need.
Ron