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At 9:48am on October 29, 2009, Edgar Williams said…: Thanks for the response. If I had pulled my ead oout and read some of the comments, I would have kown. They say here in NW Arkansas we don't have enough wind to justify a wind system, however your hybrid system sounds intresting, also sounds expensive. What info do you require to give a ball park estimate. Ed

At 8:47am on October 5, 2009, Todd Fancher said…: Hello Samuel
Yes I have been keeping up with the home wind turbines. They have been making great advances. They have a home wind turbine manufacturing company here in Norman, OK. I would very much like to get in this field, but have not had much luck. Where I live is very windy and flat land. There is a lot of land that is red dirt that can't be used for anything. Plus there are alot of plateaus the flat top mountains that would be great for turbines. There are a lot of farmers who live in the area also that I feel would like nothing else than to be self sufficient and not have to pay the local government for the power. Plus they have the resources and the land to put them on, but I have not had any luck with any companies. It sounds like you are doing great. I wanted to take a installation class, but they seem to be so many different types out there that I did not know which way to go. If you can give any advice or help it would be great. Thanks Todd

At 6:48pm on October 1, 2009, Home Wind Turbine said…: Updating my Facebook with some recent installation pictures of Home Wind Turbines that are being installed all over the united states. Our proven wind/solar hybrid technology is better than any other existing system. Have a look, become a customer, or become a dealer.

At 1:41pm on June 16, 2009, Todd Fancher said…: By the way I have recently moved to Fairview, OK Which is up north ans has a lot of open plains not sure on spelling. It also has a lot of what I call plateaus which are flat top hills of mini mountains. Which if that can support them would be great because they are up high and unobstructed. Northern Oklahoma is flat. Thanks Todd

At 8:13pm on March 12, 2009, Deli Reaves said…: Sure wish I could afford your windmill. We are moving to 10 acres in Granbury, Texas soon. If you ever need a volunteer windmill keeper, call me..

At 8:22am on March 11, 2009, Carolyn said…: Hi,
Is there anything renters can do? Heck, we can't even insulate our place or replace windows or anything because we rent an apartment. Our electric bill is thru the roof due to these issues. It seems all "what you can do to cut consumption" is geared strictly to "homeowners". HELP!

At 2:50pm on March 4, 2009, tommy hicks said…: samuel, just wanted to say hello and hope your recovery is progressing nicely. i still have two properties to sale before i can consider big purchases. i hope business is brisk. later , tommy

At 10:11pm on March 3, 2009, Max said…: Cool, Thanks! Glad you found me! :)

Max

At 5:27pm on February 27, 2009, Tim Heming said…: Hi, I have wrote to you before, and you said that the Detroit Metro area still has openings for dealerships? I also have a question about your turbines, do you manufacture them here in the U.S.? This is really important to me that you use U.S. labor for manufacture. Thanks Tim Heming

At 5:24pm on February 12, 2009, Betty Frazier said…: Thank you for the comment. Would love to have you on my friends list. I looked at your web site. Very interesting. My husband and I are very interested in wind power. We live in a very small "country" Texas town with a lot of flat land. Sorry about the reply taking so long. Haven't been on the site in a while. Will check back more often and look forward to hearing from you

At 11:07am on February 8, 2009, Brian said…: Thanks for the info, sorry for the delay. right now I'm trying to research a variety of options as I want to utilize the best features wen I do build a house.

Thanks again.

At 7:53am on January 31, 2009, MISTER MIKEST said…: DUDE
I checked out your site &
sent a request
Sure like to add you to the group of friends
Peace MR MIKE

At 12:29pm on January 27, 2009, Ellen Lipsmeyer said…: Thank you so very much for all of the helpful information you left for me. I'm sorry I'm so long getting back to you but have had much going on. I have sent out information to my friends and have also joined the Pickens Plan on facebook and Boone's page on MySpace to keep up with all that is happening as well. Thank you again for all of your help. Ellen

At 6:51am on January 27, 2009, John Adams said…: Howdy Friend, I'd like to start a distribution, and instalation of the WindEnergy7. I'm not real computer savy, but I got drive, and desire to be a part of this company. I'd like to know all the permits, and information on instalation of this product. Where do I collect this info for the State of Texas.
Thanx for yer time.
Bueno-bye JuanCarlos

At 6:41am on January 27, 2009, tommy hicks said…: sam sounds like you have a big fan in richard wickburg !!!!!!! he was on my page this morning complaining about me being interested in your products !!!!!

At 4:46pm on January 26, 2009, leighw79 said…: Those look pretty good, sir. I like the way you think. Are the kits more DIY or KIT? LOL I mean can anyone get one in a box, with some assembly required, and have one on their roof in a day? We need to think mass marketing and distribution. Maybe a Federal grant would enable you to FREELY distribute them to the most needy.

The wind maps mean nothing if you have the right design.... :)
It is always somewhat windy here and we are not rated very high on the scale. Slightly larger blades, perhaps with solar ability, will catch every whiff of wind and ray of light. We also have lots of mountains and mountain TOPS in West Virginia... Up to where the most wind blows.

How much for a unit? Need to mass-produce (more jobs created) to bring down costs? Think big. About 100 million...

Let me know what you think.

Leigh Ann

At 6:10am on January 26, 2009, ART MENDOZA said…: Conact me back, I'm an electrical contractor in town here in Amarillo, I need more info on your home turbine kits...
Thanks
Art.

At 2:22pm on January 24, 2009, Kathy Newcomer said…: Thanks for the e-mail. Residents in rural areas will be able to use wind turbines. But residents in a community will have to educate their local municipality and homeowner's assn. before installing this system.
What I like about this system is the size. It would be very difficult to argue against this system because it is compact. I would suggest you consider substituting white with a black or brown color so that it would blend with a roof. This would help with the visual apperance in a suburban setting.
Work with your local zoning/township office. They will probably support your effort but you may have to go through a process of meetings to get approval for a system. But this will get you press coverage and then other homeowners will be following your lead!

At 12:08pm on January 24, 2009, Cleveland Wheeler said…: I am new to Texas and lived in Florida and TVA country in TN. It seems to me that Texas govt. has used deregulation to create confusion and subterfuge, calling it a competitive market. The energy companies used IKE, for example, to artificially run up electricity bills on people during a time when most didn't even have power to their homes. Most of these companies are not responsive in helpful ways, as i seems a service provider should be. It's sort of like a "take it or leave it" attitude and, after all, we know this business is collusive and no matter what their name, buys off the same grids.

I'd like to know more about self-sustaining home energy although I don't know that I will be using it here as my wife lost her job along with 4000 other people at UTMB....another business that can't seem to satisfactorily manage itself.

At 4:46pm on January 23, 2009, Robert L Smith said…: Just read your page over at Windenergy7.com. Until I read that, I had no idea even of the concept of net-metering. I appreciate the info and will pass the link on.