This might help. I did get from another site. [attachment=1:77mgcjbv]MPPT battery charger.pdf[/attachment:77mgcjbv] [attachment=0:77mgcjbv]Solar-array controller.pdf[/attachment:77mgcjbv]
http://aerl.com.au/micro-hydro-wind-tur ... -mppt.html http://aerl.com.au/pdf/COOLMAX%20uTurbi ... asheet.pdf I don't know of any others but this one is for a 48/150 volt output. I have not read all of it so you will have to see if it is what you are looking for.
So these wind turbines can be my house’s energy source? I know that wind is another way next to solar energy but I am not that convinced. I mean I would prefer solar than wind. Therefore I asked people, who using this kind of system if this is really helpful to them, and most of them replied the same - generates day and night as long as the wind is blowing so it means more power is usually available from wind than solar (then my mind is going to change). :lol: :lol:
If you have a large enough generator to make some decent power in decent winds. Then it is very expandable with higher outputs that would rival large arrays of solar power. Your location would dictate what is gonna be the most efficient for the money invested.
