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- \author{Steak Electronics}
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- I would like to build a windmill. I want it as simple as possible, so DC Brushed Motor, and all parts replaceable. I'm building this with the expectation it might get stolen.
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- I need the following items.
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- \item DC Brushed motor, with easily accessible brushes (so they can be replaced).
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- \item Easily sourceable Windmill Blades
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- In addition, since I have access to my companies resources, I can fiberglass the blades. I will 3d print a water resistant enclosure, and I will power something. Ideally, I will take current readings.
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- For the DC Motor, it's not easy to find ones with brush access panels, as the majority of hobby motors seem to require disassembly, but I did find one on ebay in the US for about \$10-20.
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