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I noticed you reverted my edits to ] could find no source for the exsistance of a single bladed turbine, even the linked article only mentons it in passing. As for the numbers %6 and %3, again there is no source, do you think you could find a source for both of these problems? Otherwise I don't beleve this material belongs on wikipeida. A place for this discussion might be . ] (]) 15:58, 8 April 2013 (UTC)
: Well, as you've noticed, single blade designs are not common. I haven't been working a lot on the wind power article lately but wehn I was, I recall that the discussion of blade count vs. efficiency was in line with what I was reading on the theory. --] (]) 16:09, 8 April 2013 (UTC)

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