Over the years I have seen many half-brained attempts at designing a new type of efficient wind turbine. Some seem to just copy what's already available and others go off the wall and make something that seems like it just wouldn't work.

I found an exception though. Windtronics (http://www.earthtronics.com/honeywell) has created what I feel is a novel and innovative approach to harnessing wind power.

I don't want to seem like a salesman here so I will leave at it at that for now. Check it out. I would love to hear everyone's opinion. I don't work for Windtronics or Honeywell. I just thought this would be something people would want to know about.

Looks a little flimsy to me. How does it hold up in high winds? That's what I want to know. I have seen videos of wind turbines flying into pieces during high winds. This seems to have some smaller pieces that could be very dangerous in high winds.

But, nowadays there are so many designs of wind mills in the market, in different designs and sizes..Check them out..