Is a fella down the road has had a wind generator since the 70's. Actually a couple in the same spot. I guess like everything else, stuff wears out, parts get hard to find as models age. A couple of years ago, I looked into such a wind generator for the home. Why pay someone else? But as I recall, they weren't real cheap and were more supplimental than primary power...as I recall. By the time one charged the batteries, and then bled off through an inverter, the KWH wasn't there for primary service for models available to individual users, and needed an average wind speed of "x" to make a go of it, as I recall. Maintenance too.
Nice idea though, and I too would love to do it. Could put those up out in the fields and plow around them.
As a side note, I remember reading where somewhere in southern or mid Indiana banned them. The municipality, county, or...? I nearly blew my stack when read that. Some politicians saying, "You must do the right thing for the environment, but we just won't let you, so we'll have to tax you more".
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