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by: Todd Nelson
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Date: Fri, 28 Aug 2009 Time: 3:59 AM
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With the current state of the economy and our dwindling global oil supply, everyone is a little scared about what the future holds. But fear can also be a positive motivator. Case in point is the new homemade solar panels industry that has sprung up. Everyone knows that we need to cut back on energy usage and especially fossil fuels like oil that cause environmental damage as well as global warming. Low cost homemade solar panels appear to be the solution. These homemade solar power systems use deep cycle batteries to store the electricity and can be used 24 hours a day, even at night.
Now anyone can lower their power bill by 80% or more by building their own, homemade solar panels and solar power system for less than $200! There is a business called Earth4Energy that sells a step by step guide that explains how to do it.
The features of the guide are: Full and detailed instructions which can be easily understood by a layman or the unskilled for how to make a solar panel, exactly how to obtain the components available in your neighborhood hardware store for building the homemade solar power system, detailed instructions on how to construct a wind power generator that is not available anywhere else, and a money back guarantee if you are not saving hundreds of dollars per month on your energy bill after using the system for eight months.
There are also videos that explain things if you are a visual learner.
Think about it. Here you are with a homemade solar panels system, generating power that will be stored in deep cell batteries for future consumption. And all of this costs just pennies on the dollar! The DIY instructional manual and videos are easy to understand so that even a beginner will be able to understand and follow.
I built my own homemade solar panel system and am saving about 40% off my monthly power bill. The reason I am saving only 40% is that I'm starting off small, with only a few panels and a very small battery bank. I plan on expanding my solar power system when I get more money.
