Blade Lower
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 MicroHeli Lower Blade Grip Blades for Eflite Blade CX  US $29.99
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 MICROHELI CX002BG1 CNC LOWER MAIN GRIPS BLADE CX CX2 US $29.95
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 Micro Heli CNC Lower Main Blade Grips Blue Blade CX2 US $29.95
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 MicroHeli CX002BG1B CNC Lower Main Grips Blue Blade CX US $27.87
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 MICROHELI CX002BS2B CNC LOWER MAIN GRIPS BLADE CX2 CX3 US $26.87
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 MICROHELI CX002BG1 CNC LOWER MAIN GRIPS SILVER BLADE CX US $26.87
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 Microheli CNC Lower Main Blade Grips BCX MHECX002BG1 US $26.39
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 MICROHELI BLADE 400 Precision Lower Main w HubOne Way US $25.29
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 CNC Lower Head SILVER Blade CX CX2 CX3 MH CX002LH US $24.99
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 MicroHeli CX002LHB Precision CNC Lower Head Blade CX3 US $22.87
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 MicroHeli CX002LHB Precision CNC Lower Head Blade CX2 US $22.87
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 MicroHeli CX002LHB Precision CNC Lower Head Blade CX US $22.87
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 E Flite Blade CX 2 3 EFLH1245 Aluminum Lower Rotor Head US $17.99
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 Blade CX2 Aluminum Lower Rotor Head EFLH1245 US $17.99
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 Blade CX3 Aluminum Lower Rotor Head EFLH1245 US $17.99
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 E Flite Blade 450 400 Alum Tail Drive Shaft Lower Block US $12.99
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 Heli Max HMXE7468 CNC Main Blade Grips Upper Lower Novus CX New US $12.52
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 NEW MICROHELI CNC LOWER HEAD BLADE CX US $12.49
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 NEW MICROHELI CNC LOWER HEAD BLUE BLADE CX US $12.49
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 MEGATECH LOWER MAIN ROTOR BLADE B HOUSEFLY 950102 NIB US $11.01
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 E Flite Blade CX CX2 CX3 Xtreme Carbon Lower Blade Grip US $10.99
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 FORCE 2020 Force Lower Main Blade Set 1 pair MH 35 FHX US $9.99
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 BLADE 450 Alum Tail Drive Shaft Lower Bearing Block BLH1654A US $9.99
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 RC Helicopter QS8005 Part 5PC Lower Blade Grip set clip US $9.99
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 Blade 400 Aluminum Tail Drive Shaft Lower EFLH1454A US $9.99
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 Microheli Precision CNC Lower Head Blade MCX MCX2 US $9.99
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 E FLITE LOWER MAIN BLADE SET 1 PAIR EFLH2420 NIP US $9.99
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 Xtreme Blade Upper Lower White Set for Esky Outdoor Big Lama US $9.80
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 2 Lower Main Blades for Yiboo UJ900 Gyro r c Helicopter US $9.56
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 MICROHELI Blade MCX Precision CNC Aluminum Lower Head US $8.99
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 MICROHELI Blade MCX Precision CNC Blue Alum Lower Head US $8.99
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 Xtreme Hard Blade B Lower ESL006 NIB US $8.99
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 MicroHeli CNC Lower Main Blades US $8.99
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 Lower Rotor Head Outer Shaft Gear Washers 3 by BLADE Scout CX BLH2717 NIB US $8.54
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 Lower Main Blade Set 2 pair BCX 2 3 Radio Control Helicopter BLADE EFLH1220 US $8.54
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Different Wind Turbine Blade Designs
Wind turbines are one of the oldes known devices used for power generation. Even now, the basic idea behind this type of device is the same as it ever was, but the designs of the blades used have undergone major improvements over the years. Today, it’s possible to produce much more power from much less wind than ever before, and this is largely thanks to these improvements.
The blades for early wind turbines were often based on mats made of reeds. Their main weakness was a lack of durability. If the winds were too strong, these blades would usually be damaged.
Reed blades would eventually be replaced by lighter and more reliable cloth sails. This type of blade was used in combination with a vertical axis design to create some of the early windmills, which used wind power in order to perform grain processing functions.
The next phase in the development of wind turbines arrived with the introduction of wood blades and horizontal axis blade configurations. This development mirrored those seen in the world of aviation, as improving rotors often shared these characteristics. The key advantage of wooden blades over previous models was that they could be both lighter and stronger, and therefore they were much more appropriate for generating energy in any type of weather.
This was the period in which wind turbines began to be employed as a means of generating electricity. It was soon after this that large scale wind turbines were being used to for commercial purposes.
In order to meet a greater variety of requirements, the differences between horizontal axis turbine blade designs and vertical axis ones started to become even more distinct. Later horizontal axis blades would differ in their shape and pitch, materials, and the number of blades used per rotor.
In most cases, 3-blade designs came to be used for horizontal axis wind turbines, as they have the best balance of stability and rotor speed. In many current turbines, composite blades are used, which are extremely strong and flexible as well as being lightweight, which makes them excellent for both residential and industrial uses. Wind turbines with these blades can not only spin faster, but can also generate energy from low-speed winds, which older models couldn’t do.
Some of the most spectacular and effective designs on the market currently can be found on vertical axis wind turbines. These types of wind turbines tend to take advantage of either wind drag or wind lift in previously unthinkable ways in order to produce surprising amounts of rotation.
The main advantage of vertical axis wind turbine designs is their ability to provide power regardless of wind direction. Horizontal axis turbines don’t provide quite the same consistency of output. Their capacity to generate power even without the need for a tower makes vertical axis turbines especially appropriate for use in residential settings.
If you would like to know the pros and cons of solar energy, take a look at Advantages and Disadvantages of Wind Power.
For the best guide I have found for building your own wind turbines with step by step videos, go to Best DIY Solar and Wind Guides.
For another guide to building a diy wind turbine, visit Homemade Wind Turbine.
Where would be the best place for this tattoo?
http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q281/sammy-1994/WINGS.jpg
Under my collar line/base of my neck?
Shoulder blades?
Lower back?
Base it on pain, the ability to hide when i need to, and how much it may fade or be worn please.
I'm leaning more toward my shoulder blades...but idk.
This i my first tattoo.
right under my neck on my back
get it on your shoulder blades that would be coool 
RC - Volitation 9053 - Lower Blade Shaft Reverse Mod
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