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hkalan

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Join date : 2014-08-07
Age : 57
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PostSubject: Bertram FBMY   Bertram FBMY Icon_minitimeFri Aug 08, 2014 5:03 am

Hello,

My newest Project is to restore a 1982 Bertram FBMY (Flybridge Motor Yacht).

To make use of the available space, I will be installing a fibreglass hard top. It will have the solar for 12v and 24v, as well as 2 VAWT I am also having made.

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The hardtop will have the panels, VAWT's, and required navigation gear placed as seen in the drawing.

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The multiple fin style VAWT, should be the most efficient, and in theory should become a post to the wind at wind speeds of 35+ knots to eliminate the need for braking.

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The VAWT's are based on a 15 blade vertical cylinder using 3 main rings. Each PMG is 600w and the shaft is 38mm (1.5 inch) diameter to fully support the blades in the centre.

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The 150W and 300W panels are a standard Polycrystalline that work well in the sub-tropical area of Hong Kong where I am based.

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This should be a very self reliant vessel, and make for a very comfortable vessel at sea, or at the mooring !

Off to work I go !

Alan
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