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Specifications:
- Warning to other vehicles and passer-by
- Applied to car, motorcycle, bike and scooter
- Come with adhesive on the back, just peel and stick. Please use detergent to clean the surface of the target before stick the wind power car light on
- Application without power supply and wiring
- No battery & lighting with the color light
- The wind power car light is suitable for cars, motorcycles, bikes and scooter
- Light up by wind power while vehicle is in motion
- Color: Black
- Material: Solid PVC
- Size: 14 x 6.5cm / 5.5 x 2.6in(L x W)
Details:
- The car LED light is powered by wind, more environmental, without pollution, also save a lot for you
- Come with adhesive on the back, the wind power car light is easy to install, just peel and stick
- High quality material makes the shark fin car light durable and reliable for long time use
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How Does a Wind Turbine Work?
Wind and Capturing Wind Energy- Wind turbines create electrical energy from the moving force provided by the wind, which is created by temperature differentiations throughout the atmosphere. These temperature differences cause pressure changes that rise and fall due to heat from the sun. Because of this chain, wind is considered an indirect solar energy, renewable and environmentally friendly.
- Wind turbines work in a similar fashion to traditional wind mills. Just like the mills use wind to turn blades that in turn move wheels that grind grain, wind turbines use the same force to turn a rotor that operates a generator that produces electricity. This turns kinetic energy (from the wind) into mechanical movement (the rotor blades and rotating shaft), which creates electrical energy.
Turbine Operation
- When the turbine blades turn, they rotate a low-speed shaft that is connected to a gear. This gear turns a smaller speed shaft that has a tighter rotation with greater torque, essentially concentrating the energy so it can move the rotor at much higher speeds than the wind moves the blades. This rotor is the primary moving part of the generator, which creates electromagnetic energy through a simple induction process. This process works by moving magnetic fields created by copper wire wound around a metal core, a common electromagnetic device. As the coils are turned and the magnetic fields shift, they create a charge that is then channeled in cables, creating a flow of electricity.
- There are several peripheral devices included in the turbine that add extra features. An anemometer measures wind speed and digitally stores the information in the controller, which is a device at the base of the generator that turns the wind generator on when the wind speed reaches a certain level, and turns it off when wind speed becomes too high for the turbine to operate safely. This is complemented by a yaw drive and yaw motor in the tower of the wind turbine, which automatically turn the blades to face into the wind.
Power Generation
- This process can produce 100 kilowatts to several megawatts of electrical power, depending on size and efficiency. To increase power output, wind turbines are placed in areas with frequent wind that blows primarily in one direction. Ocean-located wind farms are a popular choice because the ocean is more favorable to winds and the farms do not take up land that could be used for other purposes.
- There are several types of wind turbines, based on the shape and number of the blades. Some blades are shaped specifically to harness the most wind power available, while others are created based on economical reasons with the materials that are easily available. Many lighter wind-power turbines set in large wind farms use a three-blade configuration.
Package Included:
- 1 x Car LED Light
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Christopher Moy
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05-17-2012- Other Thoughts: Bought this Wind Power Car Light to light up front of my new computer build so I could see front panel plugs,jacks and memory slots at night. Very bright and works well for my application
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Brenda Moran
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04-24-2012- Other Thoughts: If you need some small Car LED Light, these are just for you. I have had them in several vehicles, and will always keep them unless they break. They are worth the small amount of money you spend on them.
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Marino Rios
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06-30-2012- Other Thoughts: ok keep in mind that i only had these for a day,but the packaging was proper,and tight. the instructions where ok. but after you get the light on and wired how u want them wether it be to you driving light harness or your turn signals, they look awsome. i put them on my 98 grandprix with 10000k hid kits thats looks so so so so so SICK. i will upload a video showing them later.
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Thad Stitt
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05-24-2012- Other Thoughts: I bought two of these to experiment with LED running lights on my car. They worked perfectly and the flexibility made installing them soo easy, i'm ordering two more right now!
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Kathy Castillo
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05-02-2012- Other Thoughts: I got two of these Wind Power Car Light to go under the dash of my car. It was really easy and they came pretty quick too. They are really bright and the LED's are positioned so that the light spreads out evenly. I've only had them for a few days so don't know how long they last.
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