can you connect a 1/4 hp ac motor directly to the output of ac from a windmill or turbine?
If your wind mill generates AC of the correct voltage and frequency, and it has enough current capability, yes, you can connect the motor to it. Don't forget that the motor has a very high current drain when starting, about 5x the operating current. .
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I imagine it can be connected, but the output of the ac motor will be determined by the output of the turbine at the time. If the turbine is under-supplying power, the motor will under-perform; if the turbine is oversupplying you risk the ac motor burning out. Referring to the specifications of the turbine will help determine if its a good idea to connect it directly. I believe most windmills are designed to limit rotational speeds for safety and durability reasons - so such turbines do tend to have an upper limit of sorts (and i think this can be manually changed at that - angle to the wind etc).
Yes,you can,but not stable.
