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Wind powered generator, from a scanner

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Here’s how to make a wind powered generator from an old scanner.

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Posted by | Tuesday March 18th, 2008 5:05 AM

Categories: DIY Projects, Electronics, Green | 1 Comment

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One Response to Wind powered generator, from a scanner

  1. Brandon on said:

    I built it!!!!

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