Prototype "flat-pack" wind turbine pops up in the UK
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The turbine is particularly well-suited to the gusting winds of inner cities
McCamley says the design can be adapted to capacities between 1 and 24 kW
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A new prototype wind turbine, 30 years in the making, and designed for flat-pack shipping and easy assembly, has been erected at Keele University in the UK.
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