I make 220v electric Wind Turbine generator

This is a simple DIY wind turbine generator that can produce 220V and 100VA (100W) power. It's super-easy to build, fun to ride and effective. It starts from a low speed of 7km/h and works best with slight or moderate wind speed.

This invention comes under renewable energy, which will be the future technology, because of the demand and want increasing of electricity. This product can generate 220v AC current or 110v AC current and store for later use.

I understand that we are all entitled to our own opinions and thank you for your comments. I had let the discussion go on in another comment/post by a gentleman who is seeing his electric bill and water bill increasing monthly he has been installing more PV panels, windmills, air collectors and a bigger solar hot water system on his property.

I think what's most important here is being able to have knowledge of how to build different projects from scratch, whether it be with wood or metal or any other materials.

This design is very simple, but don't underestimate it, maybe you can also apply it at home.

The Wind Turbine Generator for making 20kilo Watt electric power costs about 25usd .. and this is easy way to do it .. with just small amount of money , from any person can make it .. without any type of electrician or technician knowledge .

You can make the wind turbine generator following the design below.

Although it will require some welding and machining skills to put it together, the generator can be built on a workbench with basic hand tools. The result is an inexpensive alternative energy source that can provide power to just about any 120-volt device in your home. (The video below demonstrates how it works.)

It is the biggest generator in my village, It can supply electricity for eight electric meters.

I am optimistic that alternative energy sources are the future and will yield a more sustainable way of life for all people. Regardless of your political views, concern for climate change, or personal investment in the technology, this alternative is here to stay.

For any questions about the project and how it works, feel free to comment below.

Hello,I had to make electrical power for small boat in remote area. I have one small boat with outboard motor. Its make 6 HP (5kW) on its own and i need more electrical power to charging my laptop, camera and phone when in remote area. To get my electric power i have to make 220v generator from wind turbine because ac electrical power is not available in my place. I had wind turbine generator couple years ago from old scooter as you can see picture below but that was 240v 50hz with open circuit voltage of about 24v dc and closed circuit voltage of about 19v d c . But now i need 220v because all of electronic devices support this voltage and its much better voltage for electronic devices like camera and laptop.

I personally made it, the turbine help me charging my mobile phone in the windy day,now i have new design to make a home generator. You can find it here: https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-220V-AC-Electric-Generator/

My 1.5HP 220V electric generator power my lamps in the night using wind power. Cost was less than $10.00,  and it works just fine.

Wind energy is a clean and free renewable resource. It provides almost unlimited amounts of electricity to whoever can harness it on a small scale. My generator may not be much, but it is a good starting point that can be improved by anyone who builds it for themselves. If each person who sees this generator made, helps just one other person build their own and a few get better generators from the experience, then we could have more people working together to solve a problem than if everyone would sit back and say someone else will do it for me.

A device must be created which is adaptable to place of utilization and easy to use. This can be achieved through a device which is not very large in size as compared to other devices and has a low cost for manufacturing and maintenance.

Now let's go to the practical application. I am guessing you have already made it, but if not, I wish you all the best. Good luck "Joker" :-)