nice to see that you already have a second working wind generator now (not counting the very small one on the porch!)! (and all for free!, lol, when we discuss this problems there are always people looking and sending stuff to help you out!, great Troy!
the first one is spinning already in low wind cond!, have you already mesured the average amps?
(is the diode big enough?,) sugest you place a fuse after the diode(in connection to positive buss bar , and a schort circuit switch over the positive and negative from the generator , in to high wind conditions you can use the switch like a brake on the wind turbine to prevent overspeed and distroying it!.
regarding to the second you just got, hope that the blade configuration is good, its quite a load for it, these magnets are strong!
hope it wil turn in your windload condition!
(you can always use the alternator for a self build genny project otherwise!
begins to look a bit like your parents place with all the windmils!
wouldent say ive told you before on the mppt charger ,panel config, putting the panels series parralel, it wil not go above the 60 ap load restriction of the charger , but will work mutch better in these low light conditions , wat I can advice is put array one in the morning light direction , and array 2 in the noon position , all panels facing the same side per array (maximum amps in that way , if you put half the panels of array one or two in differend direction the wil work less efficient (altough the diodes wil do there work iff one pael is giving less wats as the other ), better is making two arrays, facing both other directions , as spreading the panels out (you can test that with your multimeter on amp setting (10 amps)at the pannel side in the medow, for maximum power direct 4 panels to same spot, not as you do now with 4 panels per array in other directions . (ive tried myselve before), make the max out of your system Friend!
keep it up, getting nicer every day!
