watch for the hologram effect

hi everyone, the hologram effect is alive and well, there are several sellers that over rate the ability of there parts and units for sale, if they told the truth you wouldn't buy them. in the blogs below several lies are uncovered, most of the sellers lie because if they don't they wouldn't sell anything , the experienced guy wouldn't buy because they know the lies and what to expect in the real world and also how easy it is to make there own parts and where to buy when they need to purchase anything. if I told you I have a chevy type pma for sale that putout 250w in 20mph wind you would think im crazy and would never sell that unit. BUT you didn't ask the right questions, because this pma,s rating is power production into the battery bank and is one of the best real world number you will see from a alt type pma. this pma has a sales pitch rating of 1400w, and would be bull shit to advertise this number because you could never reach this number in service in the real world, the facts are simple, its a 250w pma  and nothing more, any other numbers are lies and used for sales to make it sound way better than it realy is. I cant stress enough the importance of the home work and asking questions if you don't know or are having troubles. the rectifier is a simple piece and most are saying 90-100amp, if you go outside and look at the power line feeding a older home it would be 100 amp service, look at the size of wire, the RMS factor is .707 to get the dc power equivalent , then look at the little wires at the rectifier  and ask who is bull shitting who, these are the people selling the parts ? . I here every single day of people getting ripped off and would like to see this stopped. the blades is the area I see the biggest lies, people just don't know that much about blades when they start out in wind generators. its one of the easiest scams for the sellers, most will tell you they have the best blades on the market and not knowing much about blades many will agree with the sellers from lack of knowledge. this could be the area that needs one of the most study time if you don't want to be screwed, warlock.com has a good blade calculator and try to find as much info on any blades your thinking about before buying and ask a lot of questions with many different people and sites, low wind blades is the hardest because nothing is forgiving, with little wind it will work or not, there,s not much in between. try your hardest to not get a cogging mill for low wind, you will spend more to get it to work right and will still be down on watt hour numbers over time, a small amount of cogging could be acceptable but is not wanted. any mill that has cogging to the point that it feels like a steel gear with a bad bearing should not be used at all. I could go forever on things to watch for but the buyer needs to ask the rite questions and do the home work, help is never far away, your here now, if I can help just ask. thanks for reading.