Wow so stupid I see a punch of pullies and batteries but no power source.
For 3k you can get a starter solar system.
I'm disappointed with mining from bitcointalk. The quality has gotten much poor compared to last year
Lets see your starter solar system keep you going and produce 60kw of power for 3k. This is based off the wind system using an electric motor to turn the generator head instead of wind. Therefore the only power source you need is to run the electric motor which costs about 35 a month. If you cant figure out the electric motor needs power to turn then I guess this setup isn't for you. Also the system requires 2 pullies 1 on the motor and 1 on the generator head not a bunch of them.
I put the information out there for people to consider as an alternate power source for mining. It works and I have a few people using this setup for mining and other purposes. Missouri Wind and Solar helped with the configuration so unless you are and expert in the field then please keep your negative comments out of the post so people who are interested may ask questions.
Okay I took a closer look at the diagram and guess what it's getting power from your house to charge up batteries, This is not free.! All your doing is charging up your batteries. This is not free electricity or cheap electricity. This is only good when you have a power outage. Otherwise your actually wasting more electricity to charge up batteries than compared to just powering up your miners from a 120 volt outlet from your house.
As someone mentioned above you can't destroy or create energy, you can only transfer it. Thats why you need the main source to be from solar panels or wind or nuclear if you want cheap electricity.
I bet I'm arguing with a kid that smokes too much pot and failed science class in high school.
Apparently you don't understand how the wind generators operate and the types Missouri Wind and Solar sell..... Your last comment was definitely uncalled for when you apparently are not familiar with alternate electricity options. You should also read the diagram better it shows the electric motor running the wind generator head eliminating the need to the wind to be present.
To satisfy I changed the topic to alternative electricity. I will break it down for you all....
The generator head is turned by the 1/4 hp electric motor it costs about 35 a month to run that motor 24/7 from my home wiring.
If I plug my miners in my home wiring my electric is over 400 a month.
So it is cheaper to run the electric motor on my home wiring then it is to run the miner.
Ok so back to where I was....
The motor turns the generator head which in turn keeps the batteries charged to run the inverter.
Using a regular battery charger would cost you about 100 or more a month to charge the batteries.
The inverter is 15kw-60kw output which is enough to run many miners. (This same amount of electric on a home line would cost you hundreds of dollars per month)
If you have enough to spare you could run the electric motor from the inverter also which would then create a loop and run 100% free.
This setup isn't for people running 1 or 2 miners unless they are high power use machines. It was designed for a system that uses 3kw or higher amounts of electricity to reduce their power costs.
Electric price breakdown.....
Miners on home power $400+ to electric company
Miners on inverter system $35 a month to electric company
Inverter system on regular batt charger $100 a month to electric company
Inverter system on loopbacked electric motor $0 monthly cost (not recommended for mining)
No matter what you wont get 60kw of power from the electric company for $35 a month with this setup you can and 60kw is enough to run a couple houses.
Cheapest option for stable mining is the $35 a month option.
Basically you are building a wind system without the wind and using the electric motor to be your wind.
You can find many videos online with various configurations Missouri Wind and Solar has helped me with setup and design of different systems. If you live on a river you can use water instead of the electric motor to run the generator.