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Old 02-05-2009, 02:24   #1
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Wind Generator Placement

Most wind generator installations that I see are at the stern on a pole or arch, where the wind flow is often blanketed and the noise source is close to the cockpit. I am planning my installation of an Air X on my Leopard 42, and am inclined to place it on a bracket near the top of the mast, just above the forestay/jib furler. This will better ensure unobstructed wind and maximize distance to the noise source. It will still be well clear of the wind instruments at the top of the mast. Are there any concerns regarding length of wire run, maintenance, or anything else that I am not thinking of? Has anyone a better suggestion?
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