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Renewable Energy: Wind Turbines

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- CommentAuthorMHicks
- CommentTimeNov 28th 2016
About 20m, but chunky
- CommentAuthorskyewright
- CommentTimeNov 28th 2016
Posted By: MHicks I 'stopped' it electrically and then popped up the pole with a bit of cord.

Have you mentioned the height of your mast?
- CommentAuthorMHicks
- CommentTimeNov 28th 2016
Posted By: skyewright
Have you mentioned the height of your mast?

No, but it's not high enough - 20 foot. That'd be alright in the right spot but the turbine is sited on ground dug down about 3 feet below the field to the south which itself slopes upwards for a way. It was something of a quick and dirty installation, in time I'll move the pole up onto the bank (which is 2 foot higher than the field and will give the turbine an effective increase in altitude of 5 feet) but that'll take some faffing which I haven't got time for right now.

As it is, it does the job, but I'm looking forward to optimising it somewhat.

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