Wind and water power generation device using a rail system

Prime-mover dynamo plants – Fluid-current motors

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C290S055000, C290S043000, C290S044000

Reexamination Certificate

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07075191

ABSTRACT:
A power generation assembly for use in generating electrical power from air or water currents includes a rail system forming a loop, a vane assembly having a frame and at least one vane, and a car assembly slidably mounted to the rail, including a linkage portion coupled to the frame of the vane assembly and a power-take-off arrangement includes an element that is operatively coupled to the car assembly and a drive wheel coupled to a generator and configured to take power off the moving car assembly by the drive wheels being rotated by the passing power take off element.

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