Small Wind Turbines for Residence, Farm & Ranch

As you can see by my website at WindEnergy7.com that I was focussing in on making WindEnergy promotion part of my business AND PERSONAL agenda.

I have been working projects for small wind turbines manufacturing and sales in Texas and Ohio. You see, this technology, the return on investment and the economic feasability scale right down to the size that can benefit a homeowner economically. Or, it can free a school district from its electric bills. You can read about:
Small Wind Turbines for Individuals

You can make this your own personal pickens plan too. This isn't just for billionaires and large power companies.

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Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on September 8, 2008 at 12:07am

I have a couple of home wond turbines left from my last shipment if anyone is interested. These are very nice high tech systems that are easy to install and deploy for only about $5,000. Contact me if you are interested, these are hybrid wind/solar capable where you connect solar panel(s) to the wind turbine which adds consistancy to production of your home electricity.

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Permalink Reply by Home Wind Turbine on September 27, 2008 at 6:38pm

I have been getting many contacts from this post and sorry I couldn't supply all of you from those last turbines. I have another shipment coming in next week and there's a couple of those that weren't on pre-order. So, if you are still interested, contact me and you may want to reserve on out of this next batch.
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Permalink Reply by American in the D.R. on September 27, 2008 at 6:53pm

Hi WE7. My little wind generator is doing great. Information from you and others helped a great deal. Thank you.

Since the wind does not blow all the time, even on the ocean, I’m trying to find a GOOD solar panel(s). Wind information abounds with all the information I need. With solar I’ve become so confused. None seem equal, equivalent and the Math just does not work. (I’m not a dummy with electrical workings until I get into solar.)

I've even combed the threads here and find... nothing of any value. Any thoughts?

Regards, ADR