The objective of this study is to evaluate the energy output of a Savonius wind turbine when exposed to natural wind conditions. The study measures the voltage and current produced by the turbine using a multimeter as well as the blade rotation speed using a tachometer. The experiment is conducted multiple times with varying wind speeds, monitoring the resulting blade rotation and voltage production. To generate electricity, neodymium magnets and a generator are utilized to induce a magnetic field during rotation. Results indicated that the generator utilizing magnets and electromagnetic induction produces a significantly higher amount of voltage and electrical current in outdoor and indoor testing respectively.