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Jeff's TLG-500 in
Tennessee.
Comments below the image.
Jeff's TLG-500
A side view
Jeff's 3-phase rectifier wired and mounted.
Comments from Jeff
Terry wanted to let you know that I have
the TLG500 up and flying on a small 10 Foot tower.
I am very impressed with its engineering and OUTPUT/AMPERAGE!
Just about any decent wind that just get those blades spinning, puts
out 1 Amp Quickly and climbs quickly from there (My mount is not
that high up or in the greatest location). I have seen 7 or 8 amps
so far in what I would call low wind. I will update you once I get
more winds of higher magnitude.
I have tried many different wind
products over the last couple of years, and just getting 1 Amp out
of some of them, takes storm weather. Who has 20-30 MPH winds
all the time, not many of us in the U.S.
Remember Amperage charges batteries, and 3 to 4 Amps does not sound
like a lot, but if you can make that in common winds, it adds up
Quickly. With the TLG500 3 to 4 Amps is just the start -- I look
forward to 20 to 30 MPH winds that we get here somewhat frequently
(Will Update you on that).
The way I see it, if you cannot make
power in common winds of 10-15 mph, you should get solar panels.
Now Most of these other wind products on the market today are JUNK!
As you state, there 600 watt unit is really 120 watts at 50 MPH, and
in 10 to 15 MPH, do you know what a Condor puts out? ZERO Amps!!!
I know there are a lot of people buying these types of units, and I
feel bad for them.
I have attached couple photos for your
website. Feel free to post them and any other comments I have said.
Thanks Jeff
Hilham TN
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