Solar Wind Turbine with Lever Assist via Compounding Mechanical Advantage

A scalable solar turbine disc, or the like, receives a prime source of energy from the sun's photons that power the gyration of the said disc by means of ducted fan propulsion to initiate a downward force and capture added torque by way of compounded mechanical advantage comprising:

• a disc that revolves and encompasses a sheathed assembly of fixed solar cells;
• a harvesting method using said solar cells, or the like, to generate power of said ducted fans;
• a wireless electromagnetic bridge that completes an electrical connection of said disc;
• a plurality of extensions rods that act as levers, prolonging the circumference of the disposed adjacent undersurface of said disc;
• a plurality of ducted fans positioned perpendicular to the extremity of each said extension rod creating a downward force of said torque with each said extension rod acting as a lever pivoting on a central fulcrum;
• a process whereas compounding mechanical advantage is achieved by simultaneously applying downward force on the distal ends of multiple levers that rotate on a central fulcrum connected to a rotating disc. This process instantly compounds the laws of mechanical advantage—Compounding Mechanical Advantage;
• a modus operandi that secures each ducted fan to the distal end of each said extension rod;
• a velocity-sensing device attaching on end to each individual said ducted fan;
• a plurality of ducted fans positioned perpendicular to the extremity of each said extension rod creating a downward force of said torque on each said extension rod pivoting on a central fulcrum;
• an external instrument housing, or the like, that protects internal components and mechanical features;
• an electrical generator adjacent to gears that sustain high or low-speed gyration of said apparatus;
• a shaft disposed of adjacent to a substructure that accommodates a plurality of wheels and pulleys that contribute to the intended functionality of said shaft;
• a conversion implementation system that is designed to transition conventional turbines;
• wherein,
• the ducted fans system that is connected to a plurality of extension rods, such that the extension rods act as levers that pivot on a medial fulcrum that allows the axis of the apparatus to rotate a core generator by way of said lever system using compounded mechanical advantage applied to each individual lever simultaneously, one sheathed disc with fixed solar cells provides power to said ducted fans which in return gives rise to disc gyration, such that produced revolutions create said torque by way of said downward force and lever system complementing outlined said compounded mechanical advantage;
• a plurality of individual said extension rods attach each said ducted that extends radially from a fixed point of the central fulcrum;
• the conversion implement attaches and conversely detaches by means of wireless electromagnetic connection and mechanical process;
• said disc, extension rods, ducted fans, core generator, gears, and central fulcrum are interdependent in accomplishing compounded mechanical advantage.