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16/10/2026

Next stop: Germany. 🚚

A full truck of TESUP Atlas and Magnum wind turbines has left our warehouse, on its way to our customers in Germany.

Pallet by pallet, every load was lifted on board: built up box by box, stretch-wrapped tight and checked before it goes on the truck. Every box carries its own TESUP serial-number label.

Also on board: Atlas generators with their charge controller built in, with wind and solar inputs, an output to your inverter or battery, and the MyTESUP app.

To everyone in Germany waiting for a TESUP turbine: your order is on its way. Thank you!

Full story on our blog, link in bio.

16/10/2026

Where the horses come first. 🐴

South of Berlin, Reiterhof Schenkenhorst works by one simple rule: “Artgerechte Tierhaltung steht bei uns im Vordergrund”, keeping horses the way horses are meant to live comes first.

• 200 hectares of pastures and meadows
• Small herds in open stables, from ponies to draught horses, Icelandics and seniors over twenty
• Five outdoor arenas, a 20 × 80 m indoor arena, a stable for horses with allergies
• Hacking across meadows and woods without crossing a road

We are proud that this farm runs a TESUP Magnum, built for strong, open wind. Thank you, Reiterhof Schenkenhorst, for letting us share these photos.

Full story on our blog, link in bio.

16/10/2026

0.90 mm copper, 60 turns in every slot. 🔋

New on our winding bench: generators for the battery option on Atlas and Magnum, made for 12, 24 or 48 V battery banks.

Why thicker wire? A battery bank works at a low voltage, so the generator has to deliver more current, and thicker wire carries more current. Our standard 0.55 mm winding stays the choice for a grid inverter.

Each slot is lined with white insulation, so the copper never touches the steel, then filled with 60 turns of enamelled copper.

Off-grid or battery backup? Tick the battery option on the product page. The Atlas has its charge controller built in; the Magnum works with the TESUP charge controller.

Full story on our blog, link in bio.

11/10/2026

To the ends of the map. 🌍

Two new orders came in on the same morning. An Atlas is heading 18,733 km from London to Manawatū, New Zealand, very nearly the other side of the world. A Magnum is heading 1,992 km to the Finnish Lakeland.

Different turbines, different climates, one idea: make your own power where the grid is far away, thin or expensive.

Atlas for gusty, shifting wind. Magnum for strong, open wind.

Pins show the region only. We never share our customers’ names or addresses.

Full story on our blog, link in bio.

09/10/2026

5,982,757 views. Eight seconds. One Atlas on one roof.

A customer filmed their TESUP Atlas spinning on a tin roof against an evening sky. No studio, no drone, just wind. It is now almost 6 million views and 40,000 likes on our YouTube Shorts, and still climbing.

Why it works: a vertical turbine looks like nothing else, it takes wind from any direction, and it is real.

Thank you to everyone who watched and shared it. Got an Atlas or a Magnum on your roof? Send us your video. The next one could be yours.

Full story on our blog, link in bio.

09/10/2026

07/10/2026

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06/10/2026

We cut metals ✂️

03/10/2026

2027 White.

A new finish for the TESUP Atlas. The first body panels and back covers have just come off our powder-coating line, still hanging from their hooks.

The back cover is the face with the screen: a window for the digital display, and openings for the cables in and out.

Every panel hangs on its own hook so the powder reaches each edge, bend and hole. Then it is baked in the oven into one hard, even layer. No drips.

Full story, with video from the line, on our blog. Link in bio.