POWER GENERATOR UTILIZING A TETHERED WIND RESISTOR
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The invention is a power generator using fluid flow which may include intermittent fluid flow. The invention facilitates the harnessing of electric power from intermittent wind sources but may also be deployed in near constant winds. The apparatus includes a three dimensional air resistor adapted for moving in response to fluid flow which is operably connected to a power generator carried by a base. A tether connects the three dimensional air resistor to the power generator. The motion may be transferred via the tether by actuating a hydraulic cylinder. This motion pressurizes the cylinder and the pressurized hydraulic fluid may later be transferred into electric power via a hydraulic generator. The motion may also be transferred to a permanent magnet alternator.
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