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May 14, 2006

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Jeff Olney

I'm worried about any blade that's designed to "twist in the wind." Either the blade won't last more than a few years, or the cost will be too high.

A 27m blade is "longer than normal?" where did they get THAT fact from?

johan tekila

Nice article you posted . Congratulation to decide going green and clean. We also preserve nature and save money by using free cost windpower energy and that was by the help provided in: http://www.windpowercost.org Thanks for your post.

gerry thompson

here is a link,they offer mini course about making wind turbines for homes..

great product..check it out..

http://www.windpowercost.org/
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chester jacob

We have been using electricity our entire lives. We use it at home, at the office and at school. Everywhere we go, electricity plays a big role.

This is perhaps one of the biggest businesses around today. But lately, electricity cost in on the rise.

why not try wind power to save money..

http://www.windpowercost.org/
http://www.windpowercost.org/
http://www.windpowercost.org/

gerry thompson

i've enjoyed reading your articles and it is good now a days to switch on going green and maintain the cleanliness of the environment.. Free courses on how to build a home windpower network:http://www.windpowercost.org THANKS


gerry thompson

if you are interested in learning exactly how to generate power and reduce your bill then this is the perfect resource for you!

http://www.windpowercost.org/

don bartell

Wind power is a great backup for when you have long periods of cloudy days. So it makes sense to build a wind turbine too!

A few cheap items from your hardware store and a couple of hours can give you free green energy from your very own windmill.

• Learn how wind energy is produced.

• Find out what you need to build your own professional wind turbine.

• Get wind maps for your area! This will help you figure out how much power you can expect from your wind turbine in your area.

http://www.windpowercost.org/

chester jacob

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don bartell

Wind power is a great backup for when you have long periods of cloudy days. So it makes sense to build a wind turbine too!

A few cheap items from your hardware store and a couple of hours can give you free green energy from your very own windmill.

• Learn how wind energy is produced.

• Find out what you need to build your own professional wind turbine.

• Get wind maps for your area! This will help you figure out how much power you can expect from your wind turbine in your area.

Bracken

This is an interesting new development.

Bucket Truck

Great concept hopefully it caches on

propecia online

many people like to travel at very high speeds without awareness of the harm they may cause.

Yuasa Batteries

Nice post, well written. Where can i find more of your views?

NP7-12

Great idea. Has there been any updates on this since the article was written?

Boom Truck

Wind power is great! http://www.equipmentnation.com

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