Comment posted on Residential Wind Turbine System for Rooftops under $6,000 by Frank

This is extremly cool. I wonder if this is already available in Europe. Would be a nice step forward for my self sufficient (private) home.
All the best
Frank

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This entry was posted on Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 at 11:08 am.
Categories: Jellyfish Wind Turbine, Product Review, Renewable Energy, Residential Windmill, Wind Power News, Wind Science.

8 Comments, Comment or Ping

  1. Ross Brierty

    Do you have a distributor for this product in Australia?

    let me know.

    I believe I have people that would be interested in this product.

    Ross Brierty

    Jun 28th, 2009

  2. russ

    At a 2 mph wind speed the power in the wind is nothin! But you do get it 24 hours a day so 24 * nothing = still nothing.

    This thing is a bad, sad joke.

    Less than 10 mph you can forget it. The 2000 kW they talk about is all generated at storm wind speeds which you rarely get.

    To me it is nothing more than a way to try to milk the incentive cow.

    Jul 15th, 2009

  3. Frank

    This is extremly cool. I wonder if this is already available in Europe. Would be a nice step forward for my self sufficient (private) home.
    All the best
    Frank

    Jul 25th, 2009

  4. インプラント

    very good!

    Jul 29th, 2009

  5. Lorena

    Yes, Frank you can have this for you self sufficient home!
    Just ask mywindpowersystems.com they will help you with all your renewable energy needs!
    Best Regards

    Sep 11th, 2009

  6. john

    Pay for itself many times over. They state it only makes $200 a year in electricity in high wind areas. 30 years to pay for itself once.
    If you want anyone to take this site seriously you should check these things. Just another pump scam.

    Sep 17th, 2009

  7. Sherman

    According to what I’ve read, the new Honeywell turbine has yet to qualify for the 30% tax credit.
    source: http://www.alternative-heating-info.com/index.html

    Nov 10th, 2009

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