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hello

I am currently doing research on both wind and minor hydro electical generation.

I am specificall looking to a wind generation system that would completely power a large home. Here the wind blows sufficiently I believe at least 60 percent of the time, so I am looking for complete system availability and abilities. These include wind generators, battery backups with inverters, etc.

I am doing serious research with the intent to assemble a complete operating system within the next one and one half years.

Your input with resourses, costs, capabilities and engineered info would be much appreciated.

I would be interested in any books and catalogues you have on the air and hydro generation systems.

Thank you. Michael S. Wolfe Po box 18073 Coffman Cove Ak. 99918