@Swallabat
I would have liked an idea of how much less efficient they are, and an insight into why that is. Thanks though, it's a good intro.
@benrasmussen9878
If reliability is the problem, can you be more specific? Is it a common condition due to the design?
@Soothsayer210
Do you think VAWT would be better solution on a Solar Power Electric boat since they do not cast much shadow over the solar panels? I was thinking of a better solution for charging the battery banks in the night by using Wind Power to supplement the solar power.
@hamobilelgv3227
Pardon for stupid question. But why not putting the VAWT axis horizontal ??
@lucindahudson8483
My understanding is that they are quite good for off grid projects and also smaller; is this correct?
@samuelyesudass6094
How big area and height is needed to go for a 5 to 10KW vertical wind energy? Where to get assistant?
@harshthummar9179
Which software use for this type of video
@russellknight6418
Is it feasible to shield the side of the turbine that is moving against the wind direction with a cover that deflects the wind to reduce the drag on that side
@SukacitaYeremia
They use lift? Cool, but still don't really get it. But this has been the closest I get to understanding VAWTs. Thanks Man
@shexdensmore
How are VAWT's less efficient?
@scienceraven1200
They can't be less reliable, they have only 2 ball bearings, whereas the yawt version has more moving parts.
@upscalelures
How are they less efficient?
@littlesquirrel777
Great video on Wind Turbines, thank you.
@markjmaxwell9819
Both have advantages and disadvantages.. The straight blade vertical designs are starting to become popular. Aluminium blades should have replaced fibreglass years ago.
N/A
Why less reliable?
@mullajahangirahmed1772
Give Details of the unit and cost,
@JasonCarmichael
How can it be still in development? The Persians used it 3000 years ago. What is there to develop?
@adhvik8572
Nice
@jaromejacksan6934
My works too. Used Avasva handbooks and build it with no problems.
@Juanjose-tm4qp