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Perth Inventor Graeme Attey's Wind Turbine

Sun, 2008-06-29 22:34 — Cyber Activist

visit : http://www.windpods.com/applications.html
to place your orders :-)

To Graeme Attey:

Dear Graeme

I have been following the evolution of your wind generators, hoping they would soon be on the market. You have generated a lot of interest and many are asking questions. I see they are now answered!
http://www.windpods.com/contact_us.html
wow...
Thank you!
and Congratulations :-)

with the deepest respect...
Anne Goddard

1) Wind Generator could be available next year (story dated June 2007)
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/06/27/1963676.htm

2) Graeme Attey gets funding!
http://tiny.cc/9xf1B
http://tiny.cc/tVDLA
this is called... USING OUR TAXES TO OUR ADVANTAGE... "Seeding Innovation"

3) How do we contact Graeme Attey?
See the links above :-)

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Comments

Fri, 2010-08-20 01:26 — Wecam (not verified)

Wind Turbine

This is grate, when can we expect this to Europe (Spain) By the way, convert one to fit in front of electric cars.

Sat, 2009-12-26 21:27 — Cyber Activist

more info on Graeme's windpods

http://www.windpods.com/product_enquiries.html

Sat, 2009-12-26 17:41 — Rob Higgin (not verified)

Where is Graeme today?

In 07 I read bout Graeme's wind turbines Where are they today?

Tue, 2009-01-13 15:30 — William (not verified)

Horizontal wind turbine

The main issue with a horizontally oriented wind turbine is that the efficiency would only be relatively high if it is fixed at 90 degrees to the prevailing wind, it would probably be best to work on a wind turbine rotating about a vertical axis.
Regards
William

Mon, 2008-11-10 16:18 — Kres (not verified)

found website

Do believe that this website is for the above mentioned technology

http://www.windpods.com/index.html

Correct me if im wrong.

Mon, 2008-08-11 22:14 — Mel (not verified)

WINDpod

I recieved an email from Graeme Attey today (11/08/2008) with an update on the WINDpod..."Tests completed recently at the UWA (University of Western Australia) of our most recent pre- production turbine have been extremely encouraging. A 0.435m diameter 'tube' of 2.2m length produces 73 Watts in 15 knots of wind, 173 Watts in 20 knots and 338 Watts in 25 knots. Three of these modules would supply 1kW (a typical house power consumption) in these conditions and we expect to sell them for approximately $1,500 each.
We are currently setting up for production late this year."

Wed, 2008-08-27 12:26 — Justin (not verified)

What is his email address? I

What is his email address? I believe the more emails he (they) receive the better.

Sun, 2010-08-22 10:38 — Cyber Activist

to learn more

Contact the distributors and follow the story.
See the links above ^^

Sun, 2008-08-24 08:52 — Pebri

The Attey horizontal wind turbine

This is good news! The figures are just what we technical people like to ponder.

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