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s. I hope you
are installing them on a grassy hilltop with good wind.
Jim Erdman, in Menomonie, WI
1. Re: OT: Wind boost converters (vio...@alliancecom.net)
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2019 14:00:46 -0500
From: vio...@alliancecom.net
To: Electric Vehicle Discussion List
Subject: Re: [EVDL] OT: Wind boost
Quoting Lee Hart via EV :
Having heard that the vintage Jacobs 1800 watt made more power than
the 2800 watt plant, I am considering putting up one of each. There is
a lot of 10 mph wind and I expect inertia might be a factor. I have
two 48 ft towers next to each other. I could see how
Mark Hanson via EV wrote:
Hi Ron Solberg etc
All small wind turbines like my Bergey XL-1 have boost converters on them to
change the varying voltage to a constant float voltage for the L16 batteries
you mentioned. 13.8v is maintained per 12v increment or for your 48v system
you would use a
Hi Ron Solberg etc
All small wind turbines like my Bergey XL-1 have boost converters on them to
change the varying voltage to a constant float voltage for the L16 batteries
you mentioned. 13.8v is maintained per 12v increment or for your 48v system
you would use a 55.2v boost regulator for
