Abstract: A wind powered generator that includes first and second current generators arranged to generate electric current in response to relative rotation between the two current generators. At least one rotary part having vanes is operatively connected to one of the first and second current generators and arranged to rotate in a first direction around an axial shaft when exposed to a flow of air perpendicular to the shaft. The axial shaft is configured to receive electrical connections therethrough. The electrical connections are configured to provide an electrical connection between the current generators and an electrical generator.

Abstract: A wind powered generator comprising first and second current generator means arranged to generate electric current in response to relative rotation between the two generator means; at least one rotary part having vanes, the rotary part being operatively connected to one of the generator means and arranged to rotate in a first direction around an axial shaft when exposed to a flow of air perpendicular to the shaft; and rotary part barrier means arranged in stationary relation to the rotary part, the barrier means configured to provide a barrier sector around a portion of the vane free edge path of the vane configured to inhibit air which follows a vane rotating into the barrier sector from discharging outside of the vane free edge path whilst the vane is rotating through the barrier sector.

Abstract: A wind powered generator comprising first and second current generator means arranged to generate electric current in response to relative rotation between the two generator means; at least one rotary part having vanes, the rotary part being operatively connected to one of the generator means and arranged to rotate in a first direction around an axial shaft when exposed to a flow of air perpendicular to the shaft; and said axial shaft is configured to receive electrical connection means therethrough, said electrical connection means configured to provide an electrical connection between said current generating means and generator electrical means.