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Windmills are being used all over the world!

One way Diode

12 volt battery

2000 watt inverter

Microwave Oven

WIND MILLS for the 21st century!

Many companies now have windmills so powerful they are selling the energy back to the electric companies!

There are many windmill electric generating companies that are operating out west and supplying cities with

free electric, It is amazing how much free energy you can get from just one windmill.

Use your windmill(s) to charge 12 volt dc deep cycle marine batteries, you can buy these batteries anywhere.

then buy or build a 2,000 to 5,000 watt inverter, Inverters are sold on the internet from solar panel

companies or RV supply stores in your area, I am also seeing smaller ones being sold at local automotive

stores as well as K-mart Stores. The Inverter will hook up to any 12 vdc battery and step up the voltage to

115 vdc and then converts that 115 vdc to usable 115 vac x 60 hz, some are pure sine wave just as what is

running into your home and some are modified sine wave inverters. You can run lights, tv's, vcr's, dvd players,

etc..

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Wind blade Construction

There are many options to building a powerful windmill and generator we will show you just a few.

Some of the designs we have made have copyright and Patent Pending, such as our New Sp500

Low Rpm Generator design ( not included in these plans... Cost is $70 order # Sp500 ) This is a new type of

generator which has never been seen before, it was designed and developed by David Waggoner of

Creative Science & Research. It is truly a New Discovery for the 21st century! Very High Efficient!

The Sp500 generator is a very powerful and high efficient low rpm generator that we have

developed and which you will not see anywhere else. If you are a manufacture and

you are interested in our new invention please e-mail us and let us

know. WARNING! You can not copy, sell or manufacture any of

our devices, plans or videos without our permission!

WARNING!

We are not responsible for

anything in these plans, You build

at your own risk.

Tools you may need!

1. Small drill press or hand drill

2. Heating torch

3. Table saw or hand saw

4. Jig saw

5. A small welder

6. Polyester resin ( premixed with

accelerator )

7. Magnets ( ferrite blocks or

neodymium n40 blocks 1” x 2”

8. Flexible wire ( about 14 AWG size )

9. 1” bearing blocks qty 2

10. 1” x 24” round rod for rotor shaft.

11. 2 part epoxy

12. Duct tape

13. Masking tape

14. Diodes 30 amp type

15. Soldering gun

16. Band saw / for metal cuts

You may want to find a cheap

machine shop to build or weld

some of the parts for you it is not

that expensive to do in our area.

You may also have a laser cutting

company in your area. If not any

machine shop can help you.

Some of the steel parts can be

made from wood instead of metal.

But for a long lasting and a more

reliable windmill it is best to use

steel. Please be careful!

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Wind blade Construction

Wooden Windmill Blades: You can make the windmill blades out of wood, PVC plastic or

aluminum. We feel we have made the windmill blade design much more easier to build than

any other windmill design out there. The flat flywheel type generator in these plans is Nikola

Tesla technology, It is a common low rpm generator design that is found in hundreds of

windmills all over the world. but our new Sp500 generator discovery we feel is far better

and is much more high efficient and can out perform the common Tesla type generator.

I will go as far as to say we have discovered a new Star Wars technology!

So why don’t we include our New Sp500 discovery in these plans?

Because it is such a new and fantastic invention that we would be giving it away for free if we were to

include it in these plans. It’s a New Discovery that is going to Change our World!

We should be selling the plans for $600 but we are only asking $70 order # Sp500

Our New Sp500 Low Rpm Generator is not just a generator! It can be used in other applications as well!

Home Ceiling Fan Design:

Home ceiling fans if you will look closely at them are a great design to go by. They provide

a great way to make a simple windmill blade system. You simply make a “steel wind blade

plate assembly (part # 001”) and have a laser cutting company or machine shop cut out the

following design using 1/4” steel, you would be surprised how cheap it is to let them do it for

you rather than you trying to cut it out by hand using a metal cutting blade and a jig saw.

You will need to cut 4 separate pieces,

3 Fin holders and 1 steel disk or flywheel.

Wind Blade

Assembly

Part #001

Laser cutting is best and will provide the

best performance as far as a good balanced

rotor. Ask the machine shop what they would

charge to bend the Fin Holders ( part #002 ) a

good angle is about 30 degrees. If you think a

machine shop is to high then shop around for the

best price. I have found some shops to be much

cheaper than others. Of course you can do the work

yourself. Once you have the wind blade plate assembly

cut out then you will need to bend the fin holders, place

the fins in a vice grip or on a flat table, use Qty -2

pieces of angle iron and secure them both to the fin using

2 - small C - clamps. (You will also need a protractor ) heat area

C- with a heating torch or other and bend the fin to a 30 degree angle, repeat and do this to the

other 2 remaining Fin Holders. Make sure you bend and do the exact same thing you did on the first

fin holder.

C - Area

Part #003

1/4” steel disk

Figure 1

Part #002

Fin Holders

1/4” steel

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You want all 3 fin blades to be the same. See Fig 2: Place section B ( Bottom end of fin

holder ) in a table vice or other C-clamp vice method and heat C-section and bend

section D to a 30 degree angle. Note: Be sure to drill your bolt holes before you bend the

fin blade holders. Section B can be bolted to steel rotor disk or bolted and then welded.

Once this is done you can attach your PVC Fin blades or wood fin blades to the 1/4” steel

fin holders. We prefer to use 1/4” PVC blades which you can purchase 1/4” PVC at a local

sign or screen printing company near you. Or you could order the PVC online. Wood is

cheaper but will not last a long time. You will not have to do anything with the fin blades

except cut them out with a hand jigsaw cutter and drill your holes. You do not have to

bend and shape the wood fins as shown on many internet web sites, you can simply use

flat wood. If you choose to build Fin blades as seen on the internet it would be best to cut

and shape one model fin blade and then make a mold casting of it. You can use

Fiberglass, or epoxy resin or automotive body filler for your mold casting. You simply cut

and shape the one fin to the same design as seen on the internet, and then sand down

the wood to a smooth finish, build a mold box, spray entire wood fin with cooking grease

spray or other, Then place wood fin flat on a greased piece of plywood larger than the

mold and fin. Center it inside of your plywood box mold and begin filling with resin epoxy

or other. Wait overnight and remove fin from mold. Repeat the process 2 more times.

If you need to make more than one windmill for yourself you now have the find blade

molds. I have seen this process done on the internet they even provide color photo’s.

Fin Blade Holder ( Paddle )1/4” steel

Figure 2

Section D

Part # 002 Qty -3 1/4” steel Fin Blade Holders

Grab and turn area >

a 30 degree angle

Section C

Vise mark >

Section B

Part # 003 1/4” steel flywheel Disk

Laser cut or use a metal cutting jig.

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Fin Blade Holder

If you cut out your

self using a metal

cutting blade and

a hand held jig saw

or table.

.69”

Center

1/4”

Holes

1/4”

Holes

Hex Bolts - Course Thread

QTY-18 1/4” x 1” Steel

Copy 1 of these on 8.5 x

11” paper, spray the

back side with spray

adhesive and attach to

a strong piece of

cardboard or thin PVC.

Cut it out and use as a

Templet guide, or you

can copy 3 pieces of

paper and adhesive the

back sides and go

ahead and stick to the

1/4” steel sheeting you

are going to be cutting

out. Of course if you are

going to let a machine

shop or laser cutting

shop cut it for you then

you do not need to do

the above.

4.50”

5.40”

Use a 4” wide x 1” thick

hard wood blade. Prime

the wood blades with

white paint and then

paint it with 2 coats of

white oil base paint. The

blades must be weather

resistant!

If you need to round off the

measurements that’s O.K.

It is not that critical.

3.45”

Grab and bend here

30 degrees

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Section C

10.21”

Place the end of Vice here

.549”

Also:

Mark to go to the

edge of disk

1.30”

4.25”

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