Wind-powered generator

A portable wind-powered generator, comprising:

• a housing defining an internal volume, wherein the internal volume of the housing is completely surrounded by the housing;
• the housing comprising:
• an inlet forming a first opening to the internal volume and positioned at a first end portion of the housing;
• and
• an outlet forming a second opening to the internal volume and positioned at a second end portion of the housing;
• a front rotor having a first rotor diameter enabling rotation within the first opening, and comprising a first mounting portion and a first output shaft;
• a rear rotor having a second rotor diameter less than the first rotor diameter enabling rotation within the second opening, the rear rotor comprising a second mounting portion and a second output shaft;
• and
• a nacelle comprising:
• an inlet end configured to enable affixing of the first mounting portion to the nacelle;
• an outlet end configured to enable affixing of the second mounting portion to the nacelle;
• and
• a first electrical generator positioned within the nacelle, wherein the first output shaft is linked to the first electric generator;
• wherein the nacelle, the front rotor, and the rear rotor are housed entirely within the internal volume defined by the housing.

A wind-powered generator, comprising:

• a housing defining an internal volume, wherein the internal volume of the housing is completely surrounded by the housing;
• the housing comprising:
• an inlet positioned at a first end portion of the housing;
• and
• an outlet positioned at a second end portion of the housing, the second end portion being at an opposite end of the housing from the first end portion;
• a front rotor having a first rotor diameter enabling rotation within the inlet;
• a rear rotor having a second rotor diameter less than the first rotor diameter enabling rotation within the outlet;
• a nacelle, wherein the nacelle, the front rotor, and the rear rotor are housed entirely within the internal volume defined by the housing;
• and
• a first electrical generator positioned within the nacelle and mechanically linked to the front rotor.