Anyone knows how to build a mini home wind-mill that can produce electricity?

Answer 1

Consumers can purchase wind units for home use. There are medium-size units that can fulfill all of the electric needs of a home, or smaller units that can be used as a supplemental power supply. A wind system typically lowers a home's electric bill by 50-90% depending on the size of the system and the wind patterns of the site.

Wind power systems are most practical in rural areas or for consumers with an acre or more of land. But check with your neighbors and local zoning laws – you may be able to set up a small system in a suburban area.

You have to buy a kit, here are some providers

http://www.affordable-solar.com/windpower.kits.htm
http://www.awea.org/smallwind/smsyslst.html

Answer 2

There is a paperback book called The Mother Earth News Handbook of Homemade Power. Alternative Energy Sources That You Can Put To Use Now. This is a Bantam Book publishjed May 1974. This book covers wood, water, wind, solar and Methane. In the wind section it explains how to build a wind charger and how to build a wind generator.

Answer 3

Check out; www.engineeringtoolbox.com, www.popularmechanics.com, www.hometech.com www.hammerzone.com, www.diynetwork.com, also, www.howstuffworks.com