First off they rotate clockwise. Looking at the Hub end. The house end trails behind. They are not like toys or a weather vain that will point itself into the wind. They are powered to turn to the correct angle of attack. If the house is into the wind something in the controls is busted. The blades also can change pitch to allow for wind speeds, shut down' and service. Now what you want to do is go on U-Tube and start watching all of the videos on wind turbines. VERY educational and lots of information about how, what and why. Why do they have three blades? on shore or off shore? What happens when they blow up? Wait till you see one where the brake system fails in Denmark. Also look at the vertical units from Iceland. Seen those blades going down the road on VERY long trailers. They are all fiberglass and blow up and burn real good. I have stood right below one of them while running and that Whoosh really is not that loud. Also the ground was not 12 inches deep in dead birds. Not one bird did I see. There is a video of one turkey buzzard getting hit. They do make the power but it is a full time juggling act to infuse their power into the grid. Coal or gas power plants can go on line or off as needed but all of the tree huggers still want green stuff. Up state NY near Lowville, NY there is a huge farm of 183 or 185 of them. Looks like Invasion of the Mars machines or something. Really, go on U-tube and there are hours of videos to watch.
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