Waterotor?

I have seen a couple of social media postings on this new "turbine" and am curious if anyone on the forum has seen one or knows more about what they can do? I have a slow moving stream that this could work great in, especially if it put out a few amps overnight and when the sun doesn't shine to keep my batteries charged...
It looks like these Canadian folks have developed it, but perhaps no-one is manufacturing it yet... Cost? Output?
http://waterotor.com
http://automoto101.com/waterotor/
Thanks,
Rob
It looks like these Canadian folks have developed it, but perhaps no-one is manufacturing it yet... Cost? Output?
http://waterotor.com
http://automoto101.com/waterotor/
Thanks,
Rob
Comments
Really depends on your available water supply (pressure, volume). There are low head turbines out there that are probably more efficient than the linked system...
http://www.powerspout.com/low-head/
-Bill
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