Rooftop wind turbine will be sold at your corner hardware store

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  Posted by RRUDDIE Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:50am PDT

  I would rather be green shopping at garage sales(http://www.garagesalestracker.com) for that kind of price. Any idea what the ROI would be for the average house hold for that price? Even at $3,250 after the tax rebate I have to wonder what the average monthly savings would be in terms of average energy consumption.

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  Posted by wd1rrj2 Sun Jun 14, 2009 1:18pm PDT

  This would work wonders where I live in Hawaii. Data from my last 4 electric bill indicate that on one occasion I went below the 2000 kwh treshold. 131 kwh was used for that month, and by no means do I live in a small house. I have 2 15 ft refrigerators 1 desktop comp. and 3 laptops all blazing away from members of my household. 240 and 238 kwh are also recent, I just don't have the data from the most recent bill. I think it is safe to say that this device would cover almost 50% of my electric needs. The problem I would have is that it is rated to only 45 mph winds. I am really glad that ACE will stock this Wind Turbine. This Turbine will benefit and have a faster ROI in Hawaii because we have one of the most expensive rates in the country at over 33 cents per kwh when adding in total cost, which varies month to month. However with this all said I should also report that you should go to Helix Wind.com and look at that product. I am not a saleman or a representative of that company in any way shape or form, but I think their wind turbine is the FUTURE. Go check it out.

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  Posted by 紫云轩 Tue Jul 7, 2009 10:00pm PDT

  we produce and sell wind turbine , more detailed please check : www.worldwindturbine.com

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