MONTANA WIND FOR SCHOOLS PROGRAM
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In Fall 2008 five Skystream 3.7 Wind Turbines were installed through the Montana Wind for Schools program. One is located on MSU property near the Engineering complex, and four additional turbines were installed at K-12 school sites around Montana. A Live Turbine Monitoring page is on-line at MSU, and displays real-time turbine performance and links to archived data.
Six
additional Skystream turbines were
installed
at K-12 schools during
summer 2010.
Wind for Schools Websites:
2008 Installations
Livingston-> Current Weather(Provided by Park County High Weather Station)
Stanford-> Current Weather*
Cascade-> Current Weather*
Fairfield-> Current Weather*2010 Installations
Townsend-> Current Weather*
Lewistown-> Current Weather*
Valier-> Current Weather*
Forsyth-> Current Weather*
Wolf Point-> Current Weather*
Glasgow-> Current Weather*

*Weather Data provided from WunderGround.com
The Skystream 3.7, developed by Southwest Windpower, was used for the WFS sites along with MSU. With an integrated power inverter and quiet operation, the Skystream 3.7 turbine is ideally suited for residential applications. It is designed to operate in Class 2 winds sites and is capable of generating 2.4 kW in a 29 mph wind. To learn more about this turbine check out the Skystream Spec Sheet. Currently the turbine is being setup to stream data to the web site, check out the latest data by visiting the MSU Turbine Data Page.
Click here for Skystream 3.7 Trouble Shooting information
Click here for step-by-step instructions on how to setup your Skystream for web based publishing.

