I think it is an amazing idea. Ista breeze wind turbines need constant maintenace😂 I would never buy an ista breeze wind turbine again. And they don't produce what the manufacturer says. Do not believe what you see in videos
if the thing gets broken - it's because of two possible causes - either the thing is bad, or maybe the user is doing something wrong. in this exact case, I think that the user does a lot of stuff not as per Ista's manual...
maybe it's also the user's fault that the ista breeze i1500 and 2000 needs 6 or 7 m/s to start moving and 8 or 9m/s to start producing just a little bit of energy. The power curve according to the manufacturer, with 6 m/s of wind, these 2 models should produce 300W, and they don't even start to rotate. I guess that's also the user's fault, and has nothing to do with the inefficient blades of the ista brezee wind turbine, right?
if you have such low start speed... well, can you tell me how long the cable is an what is its size? I bet, it's having a lot of reactive resistance. does it start at 6m/s while in freespin mode, e.g. not connected to anything? I don't think so.
My friend, I appreciate your help. I have more than 10 years of experience with micro wind turbines. There's nothing to do. The blades don't catch enough wind because they don't have enough area, and what's worse, they are very soft and bend in the wind. My entire system is perfect, including the wiring. I also dismantled the generator and the surprise was terrible. I have never seen a worse quality stator, the magnets are attached to the rotor with glue, and are not made of neodymium. They have almost no strength. Conclusion: extremely poor quality in general. And to make sure you believe me, I'm an electrician@@ModernUkrainianHomestead
@@JoseAgustin-hq2pl hm... No offence. I actually related to the fact that toysforwats burns the slip ring often... Which turbine do you recommend by any chance? In 1-3kW size and 2.5-3.7 m windwheel. Anything good on the market in your opinion?
Of course, it is always the user's fault, it doesn't matter if the user has more than 10 years of experience on the subject. You speak as the technical after sa les service of istabteeze😂😂
Maintenance??? That's just an excuse to go out and play. It would end in tears for me if I tryed a drone inspection. With a birds eye view walking your land will keep you fit lol
I had a bolt nearly fall out of the hinge on the Heli 2.0 and I can't really see it well from the ground...I don't have a huge amount of need for the drone otherwise so I use it when I have an excuse :D. It does give me a good view of all the nuts and bolts up there at least.
