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| Submitted by George Greenhough. The Wincharger (Viking Aircharger) is owned by Richard Bacon who lives near Grande Prairie Alberta. The Viking Wincharger was sold by the Eaton's catalogue here in Canada. | ||
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| Model 611 by George Ansley | Model 611 by George Ansley | Swing tail Model 38 by George Ansley |
| Both of the props on these are ones that I have made myself. I live just north of Haswell, Colorado which is a good place since the wind always blows. Within the next six months I hope to have a model 39 and a model 37 restored. I hope to find a model 36 for a future project. | ||
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| Submitted by
G.M. van Stigt, Lelystad, Holland. Please
CLICK HERE for a very touching and
interesting writeup about the background of this Wincharger. |
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| 6-volt, 125 watt unit. Gus Stangeland, Richardson, TX | ||
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| John McNarry, Alexander, Mb, Canada | Steve Gomez, Orange, Texas | 32 volt - Glen Gibbel Grass Valley, CA |
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| Nice 1500 watt, 4-blade by Fred Miller, Sequim, Washington | ||
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| "Overly restored" slip ring/lolly shaft assembly and completed 4-blade by Phil Perry. Installed near Topeka, Kansas | ||
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| The fabulous collection of different models by David Ballinger, Burlington, Iowa | ||
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| David Ballinger, Burlington, IA | Two 6 volt units by Steve Hicks White Sulphur Springs, MT |
Unusual tail mount. Russ Craig |
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| Robert Peterson's '39
Zenith (6v) after restoration. Special thanks to David Ballinger!
Shown at "Cars Under Stars" Shriner's fundraiser, El Paso,
TX Don't forget to click on the photos for a larger photo! |
12 volt by Marc Vandendyck of Belgium | |
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| 32 volt unit. Ray Bronk, Hoquiam, WA | This 32 volt control unit is in an old battery shack near Manning, Alberta. The tower is still there, the generator unit is missing. I was however able to buy the governor and 10 foot prop from a neighbour. George Greenhough, Alberta, Canada | |
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| 32 volt - Ray Bronk | 32 volt, left side - Ray Bronk | 32 volt, front view - Ray Bronk |
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| 32 volt, right side - Ray Bronk | 12 volt - Ray Bronk | |
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| This is a model 611 6 volt Wincharger made in Sioux City, Iowa. It was made for Wards so it has the Airline name on it. The unit is all original and works quit well. Here you can see it charging 10 amps. It originally came from Cheyenne Wyoming. Steve Owens, Newton, Iowa | ||
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| This is a close-up of the tail of the Wincharger above by Steve Owens. | This is a scaled down
model of a wincharger W200-12 that I hand made from scratch back in
1990. It's made of metal an has a real working governor and wood prop. Christopher Ludlow |
George Greenhough and son, Gavin, with their 6 volt Parris Dunn at the Grimshaw, Alberta Museum Pioneer day. |