This Next I needed a mounting for the turbine. Keeping it simple, I opted to just strap the motor to a piece of 2 X 4 wood. The correct length of the wood was computed by the highly scientific method of picking the best looking piece of scrap 2 X 4 off my scrap wood pile and going with however long it was. I also cut a piece of 4 inch diameter PVC pipe to make a shield to go over the motor and protect it from the weather. For a tail to keep it turned into the wind, I again just used a piece of heavy sheet Aluminum I happened to have laying around. I was worried that it wouldnt be a big enough tail, but it seems to work just fine. The turbine snaps right around into the wind every time it changes direction. For those of you always clamoring for me to provide plans, blueprints, schematics, etc., for my projects, I have added a few dimensions to the picture. I doubt any of these measurements is critical though. -133 Replace the filters on any warm air furnaces. "home energy score tool " and "home network power line " (include "how to make a windmill craft", "magazines on solar energy ", "magnetic motor italy ", "estimate energy bill ", "how windmills generate electricity ", "Home energy efficiency inspection ", Polaris Energy, the world's premier provider amongst all the energy companies of alternative energy investments or energy stocks like wind energy investment & Maritime and northeast pipeline )