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It is actually a very windy spot, about 80% come from the lakefront. I actually purchased two of the 2000 w turbines. If this one works really well, I'm gonna borrow some of your designs from your new towers.

Yes, the batteries are 48 V. The wind turbine is 240 V three phase AC. At 240 V, the 150 foot cable only needs to be rated for 7 A. I'm going to be running 12 gauge North American TECK cable. This can handle up to 25 A. The wind turbine will be about 150 feet away from the inverter.... And in the future, I might upgrade to the 5000 W - 10,000 W wind turbine. If I do go this route, I will go to 380 V wind turbine, and I will still be able to use the same cable. The cable that is underground is still rated for 20 A and up to 600 V. So for future planning once the cable is laid, it is cheaper to go with higher voltage over the long 150 foot run then to change out the cable. This is easily done by buying a step down transformer inverter. They do cost maybe $200 more, but it's way cheaper than replacing and digging up the line. So if I do go to the 10,000 lot turbine, this will push out up to 450 V at about 23 A. The TECH cable is about $8 per metre, so I would need about 46 m.

Great idea, but aren't you going to need a controller at least 96V? Don't think a 48V one is going to be a good idea. I think it will be on break most of the time because the wind turbine is going to output more the 48V. Maybe the loses are goong to be less than you think. But don't listen to me, I am not an expert. Thanks for the video😊

Yep I plan on making it this year

@@omm7763 thanks again for putting me onto it a couple years ago. See you there!

​@@tobhomott year it is on July 13. But you're more than welcome to show up July 12 if you are camping and you don't mind helping out clean up a little bit.@jackEnglishmachines Hopefully Jack will chime in.

Cool Matt! Hope to see it in action

hehehehehehee @0:36 he said shaft

I'm really glad you can view all the comments. As a perfectionist you probably read that I am using Castrol super edge 4k???

This bearing is traditionally used for static thrust. Or gravitational thrust. It was never designed for linear thrust.

Yes please.

Try it again. It works from my end fine in my country.

Hey brother, no big deal. I've developed dozens of burners too. This is one of my best burners to date for handling chicken wing WVO.. Very simple with no clogs. I use a small air compressor to pressurize the fuel out of the refrigerator. I use two different air pumps. The first one is a four stage turbine that can provide 150 CFM through a garden hose. The second one is a ring compressor that can provide 220 CFM through a 2 inch diameter pipe. I have a video on how this burner is constructed. You should watch it. ua-cam.com/video/5ihvq6ojkTA/v-deo.html

You go buy some real cutting oil

Wire the normally closed electrical toggle switch that is attached to the brake pedal in series with the three wire control.

@@omm7763 my lathe got clutch, no jog function. So did you mean to mount toggle switch to engage together with foot break? I can't find any wideo how to wire this combination and its very confusing for somebody who just start research wiring vfd. Sorry bout noob questions

@@sebastianochenkowski2665 if you have a clutch, usually that is mechanical with the motor still spinning. If you have a foot break, usually there is an electronic sensor to disengage the motor power and then apply mechanical braking. Maybe shoot a little youtube video and post a link with your next response. I will need a good visual of all wiring. Where in the world are you located?

@@omm7763 I'm in uk. And my lathe is colchester triumph 2000. I didn't get vfd yet cos I thought the only way to go in my case is rph. But I have seen video yeaterday made by "Worldtraveler - 2 speed lathe on a vfd" and trying work out how to do it. I can send you manual with all wiring diagrams and I can order vfd right now just need to find out with one is good for 7.5hp motor 240 input.

@@sebastianochenkowski2665 I was the one who assisted him in the wiring schematic. Somewhere in the video he thanks me.

Yes, you are very correct. The foundry doesn't even need a building, Just a place that castings are poured. At least I didn't call it my home Forge. LOL.

It's really pretty dry, but I hope helpful to someone.

Thanks Jason!

Actually, we were doing a end of year clean up at one shop I was working at. The CNC operator programmed the wrong tool in the carousel. Instead of being a 3/8 ball nose. Small bump on the side of the 10 x 10 x 10 block. It was put in the trash bin. So, it was a bit of a dumpster dive. Sure I could've used wedges if I had some. But I had a $.10 bolt instead and the slide hammer and welder I already owned.

I do burn WVO. But I do pressurize the tanks to 40 psi. I also pre-warm the WVO to 50°C using a engine block heater.

20 hp. I think I stated that in the title. Been running for three years. ua-cam.com/video/9A98ky6nBCs/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/gs-wPZOLc2A/v-deo.html It's nothing special. I just built it off my scrap stuff. But it runs my machine shop. It also has an output of 600 V three phase, For my half dozen 600 V three phase machines. figure them apples out. I'm no inventor. The boys at practical machinist forum have been doing this for over 30 years.

In my "dream" permanent set up building (when I get to it), I'm going to use this blower on the VFD and a small gear pump for the fuel delivery on a VFD as well. Now, I just need to figure how to put it all together.

At the end he says it is water soluble oil.

@@ArvizuDesignFab Yeah he should have said that in his video............