citro wrote:: arrow: I will not comment on the fixing of the wind turbine on the gable of a house, whether it is brick, concrete blocks ... or with wooden frame.
The wind turbine must be as high as possible. and as said above, that we can "visit" it regularly.
A friend of mine who built his wooden house installed a nearby wind turbine, a 300W Rutland.
He mounted it on a 60mm tube mast (I think).
The 9-meter mast is held by 3 guy lines.
The bottom of the mast is made with 2 U between which the mast is held by bolts.
By removing the bolts except one, we can tilt the mast and "lower" the wind turbine to check it.
Basically, I agree with Citro without being a specialist ... I just read and listened to lived experiences.
Example, do you want to rent a machine to control your wind turbine?
OK .. but what if it makes a weird noise? are you going to rent a lift?
No, there must be an easy system to control.
It's doable; leave to create a new post to solve this problem