With the rising cost of energy, many households are looking for ways to reduce their energy bills. One way to achieve substantial reductions is to make your own home made solar energy system comprised of homemade solar panels.
Home made panels are now a reality, they can be easily built by just about anyone with readily available materials and for as little as $200 or even less.
The secret to successfully building them is getting a good set of instructions to guide you through the whole process. Often called diy solar panels guides, these guides come in a variety of formats the main being a pdf eBook, but the better ones come with the option of having a CD delivered to your door and usually come with video as well as clear written / graphical instruction.
The best guide currently available is earth for energy's offering which comes not only with good written and video instructions that walk you through building your own solar cells, it also comes with forum and email support membership options to further ensure you home made solar panels are a success.
Building the panels themselves is not as daunting a task as it may appear. All you need is the most basic of handy man skills and the ability to follow a guide, step by step without skipping any parts and you are set.
Of course saving money is one of the main reasons you would even contemplate building your own solar panels and why wouldn't you, some people are reporting savings of as much as 80% cut from their energy bills. Another equally important reason is to reduce our carbon footprints by using a greener, cleaner renewable energy like solar as opposed to using electricity and fossil fuels which have a substantially negative impact on the environment.
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