Desktop windmill by carstenj

Desktop windmill by carstenj Feb 14, 2010

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This is my first model to this forum, so be nice :)

I design this her wind turbine for the desktop. There has been a solar panel which generates electricity on to the little engine that sits up in the turbine head.

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Desktop windmill by carstenj is licensed under the Public Domain license.

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This model here requires that you have access to a 3d printer or other equipment 3d. Create components and put them equal with glue. two thin wires pulled out through the hollow tube and let them Solder to the engine (I used an old engine from a mini RC helicopter 6 mm diameter) solar panel is from an old garden lamp.

If the format that I made does not fit into your system then contact me, I try to made the format you need :)

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edoremus337 on Aug 2, 2013 said:

how did you attach the motors to the blades? It looks like you need a 90 degree adapter of some sort.

owais on Jul 30, 2011 said:

nice work!

Anonymous on Oct 26, 2010 said:

I'm building this right now on the UP! printer, what size and where do you get the motor and solor panel?

carstenj on Oct 27, 2010 said:

The motor is from a old RC helicopter :) just some thing a hade her. and the solor panel is from a garden lamp.

Anonymous on Feb 15, 2010 said:

That is totally B/A! As soon as I get my printer working again I'm printing one of these!

carstenj on Feb 15, 2010 said:

Hi Labmat

Thanks for the positive feedback,
I am happy to hear that you liked it. let me know how it goes with builiding it
if you ever need it, I can change the hole in the head of the windmill so it fits better for your engine:) I have 6 mm diameter and it is not sure your engine has the same diameter)

So let me know

Regards
C