NOVELTY - The turbine (10) has a fan blade cylindrical housing that includes two fan blade rings having two arcuate elements which are interconnected to form respective fan blade ring having interior gear interface. A fan blade is interconnected between arcuate elements of fan blade rings. Two fan blade rings of respective fan blade housing are received within groove interface of respective interconnected ring. An off-axis electrical generator has rotating gear that is engaged and driven by interior gear interfaces when fan blade housing rotates about axis within groove interfaces of rings.    USE - Split collar mountable turbine installed in moving motor vehicle, aircraft or watercraft and attached circumferentially around existing structures such as electrical pole, light pole, traffic pole, water tower, traffic light arm, existing wind turbine mast, billboard and communications tower for converting wind forces into electrical energy.    ADVANTAGE - The wind turbine is manufactured with less cost with own mast structure, real-estate plot and constructed power grid access because the device is retrofitted onto existing structures that have pre-existing access to electric grid. The turbines are located anywhere on a motor vehicle, aircraft or watercraft where airflow is received. The grooves of the attachment rings include rare earth magnets to provide magnetic levitation of the fan blade housing within the attachment ring grooves to aid in providing reduced frictional movement of the fan blade housing. The blades are attached to housing by pivots that is driven to rotate, and the housing are computerized to enable blades to open and close, to capture more wind in low wind condition and prevent damage in high wind conditions. The magnetic levitation is achieved by use of electro magnets formed in the attachment ring grooves.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows a perspective view of a wind turbine affixed to wind turbine pole.    Wind turbine (10)    Propeller wind generator (12)    Mast (14)