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Water. It is probably the most underutilized of the three major renewable energy sources (the others being solar and wind). Strangely enough, it also has the potential for being the most reliable and powerful; you’ve just got to harness all that energy somehow. Here are a few links to help you in that endeavor:
- RE-Energy.ca has plans for a very small micro hydroelectric generator. It’s more like a school science project, but it could be very helpful as a starting point if you want to build you own generator and have had minimal experience.
- Oregon.gov has many tips for helping you determine everything you need as well as how much power is available from the water source.
- THIS site gives step-by-step instructions although they are a bit vague.
- And THIS site has quite a lot of information about all types of micro hydroelectric systems.
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