Actually this would be a job for Windsave! They could lend you a
house mounted mast for a returnable deposit. I used a Rutland 903
borrowed from a friend.

Ideally you'd have a pole with several wind speed detectors along
it, so you could see what the hight above the roof the turbine
needed to go.

What you could do is buy some sort of wind monitering system, then
sell it on ebay when you're done with it.

Clive :-))



--- In Beyond_cheap_fuel@..., "Stuart Billinghurst"
<stuart@b...> wrote:
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> Just had my visit 10:30 this AM.
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> Looks like it'll sit about 2mtrs above the guttering on a bracket
that has
> two mounts to the pole and two arms out to support it. about 350mm
each side
> of the pole, Quite a small profile really.
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>
> But next I want to do some wind speed tests, anyone know a place
to get data
> logging kit for wind speed / directions as the 1 wire stuff I had
seen
> worked out at about £100 which is a bit more that I was hopping to
spend so
> a short term project.
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> Many thanks,
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> Stuart.
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> Please consider the environmental impact before printing this e-
mail.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Beyond_cheap_fuel@...
> [mailto:Beyond_cheap_fuel@...] On Behalf Of clive1471
> Sent: 02 October 2006 21:51
> To: Beyond_cheap_fuel@...
> Subject: [Beyond_cheap_fuel] Wind turbines - update.
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>
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a 'Windsave' wind turbine on order, and the site inspector,
is
> coming over of the 18th to assess weather the house is suitable
for
> mounting it on (I'm sure that it is), I'll keep you posted.
>
> Clive :-))
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