The Weza Portable Foot-Powered Energy Source is the ultimate in independent portable power supplies. Powered by human energy through step action, it is able to jump-start a boat or automobile battery, and power a wide array of instruments and accessories. It is the definitive backup power device for any emergency situation. Cabins, Travel Trailers, Year-Round Campsites, Wilderness Guide Services and Expeditions and living Off-The-Grid. About the Weza The Weza is a versatile, robust energy source providing totally dependable power for emergency situations and everyday use in remote applications. The Weza features an internal rechargeable non-spill 12V, 7Ah lead-acid gel battery capable of jump-starting a range of vehicle engines, as well as powering a wide range of other devices. Unlike similar power packs, in emergency situations, or when power is not available, the Weza can be energized using only your legs by stepping on the innovative foot treadle. Depending on the effort applied, this creates electrical energy of 25 to 40 Watts. The Weza can also be charged from AC or DC power. It is supplied with an AC adapter that can be plugged into a standard AC wall outlet (110V to 240V) and recharges the internal battery in about 8 hours. A DC charging cable is also included that charges from a vehicle's cigarette lighter socket. The Weza can also be charged from any other DC source that provides 13V to 21V, such as wind or solar. The Weza has foldable stabilizer arms, making it easily portable and able to be stowed neatly, ideal for boats, motor homes and campers. Included with your purchase is a sturdy nylon bag with a waterproof rubberized base, storage pouches and reflective strips allowing easy portability and safe storage of the Weza and accessories. Included in the bag is a pair of heavy-duty jumper cables and a small service tool kit allowing field maintenance of the Weza. A truly portable, power independent energy source, the Weza provides meaningful power

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I would like plans to make a wind generator for my home to run a few lights during a storm.

A motor is an electrical device that turns electrical energy into mechanical energy. I really don't think that is what you're after. You want to turn mechanical into electrical, right? Okay, in old cars, before they had alternators, they had generators. Snag one of these at a junk yard. It will charge a 12 volt DC battery. I have never done this, I am just theorizing as I type. Anywho, campers use 12 volt DC lighting as a back up. Heck even the fridges run on 12v, propane, NG, or AC. In theory, fabricate blades to this generator, with a voltage regulator and there you go. Actually, here is what I do. I used camping lighting that burns clean fuel and flashlights, but if you simply had an inverter, you could actually run a few things via you car. Another suggestion, a more serious one. Look at the way they make campers so self sufficient. 2 lighting systems, where one runs on AC and the other DC of 12 volt batteries. Not a bad idea for your house? They have there own battery charger, which you could put in your house, that keeps these batteries full whenever you are plugged into AC. Add a 12 volt light system to your storm center, add a camping stove with a small portable tank, vent the area. This stove could cook and serve as a source of heat. Get the fridge that runs on anything, what else do you need? Oh yeah, plans for a wind generator. Go to http://www.mysolarsecret.com/how-to-build-a-wind-turbine.htm . That's what you are in need of. Perfect for residential.

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