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how much power will a alternator make?

I am building a wind turbine alternator with 300 turns of 19 ga wire. 12 coils 3 phase in star.
magnets are neo. rare earths with a surface field of 4174 guass Brmax 14800 gauss and Bhmax 52MGOe. How much electricity can I expect at 200 rpm


E = E max sin 2 pi f t single phase in each coil
Emax = NAB.2pi. f

E max = 300x your area in m2 x 1.48 x 2 x 3.14 x (200/60)

Adjust this fig for 12 coils, 3 phase.

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