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by Sarah Medhat (Author), Ahmed Ebeed (Author)
A dream comes true
Have you ever wanted to make something that could harness this abundant resource? You may had questions about how to build your own wind turbine. Here is how to simply make fun projects that can both be useful and educational. With simple ideas and simple materials, we can make easy to build projects. I came across the idea of harnessing the power of the wind just when I found the book of "The boy who harnessed the wind".
Although I didn't have any problems and didn't face any challenges concerning the electric power except some power outage in the summer time. But reading that book has really inspired me.
I've always wanted to make something that could harness that source of abundant energy. Driven by passion and motivation, while having those basic Do-It-Yourself skills, I've managed to learn how to assemble different types of small wind turbines.
Maybe you came here to find some answers to questions like:
- How do wind turbines work?
- How can I build a wind turbine without prior experience?
- Can I build a working wind turbine without spending large amount of money?
- What do I need to know to be able teach my children about green energy?
Then I guess you came to the right book.
Today I am putting my book in your hands to share with you my experiments. You can try as many projects as you can to build small wind turbines at home using simple everyday stuff from your environment.
I hope you like it. And looking forward to seeing your wind crafts and sharing your knowledge with our community.
Author Biography
Born in Alexandria, Egypt. Ahmed Ebeed works as an engineer who is chasing his dream of finding the way to learn new things by helping others to learn and develop. He writes about Self Help, Personal Development and Technology. He believes that life is a long process of continuous learning. He has special concern about nature and healthy life. He has been focusing on renewable energy as a practical application for engineering.
