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is there such a thing as do it your self solar panels?
:confused: Does any one have plans for do it your self solar panels , by this I mean made from scratch.
I would like to try to make a small scale one to start off with and if it works ,I would like to move up to a bigger level.
anybody tried the power for home? I would invest in it if I knew it was for real
$50 sounds like a pretty good deal. He claims that you can build a solar system for less than $200! and it's portable! (is that a good thing? :rolleyes:). I think the value is in the step by step... time is money, and NOT having to re-invent the wheel would save countless hours... plus parts suppliers and such.
Part of the savings is by letting you in on a secret of how to find deep cycle batteries for free... (batteries are very costly).
I am tied up with other projects right now, but generating my own electricity is definitely on the list, so I may buy some how-to's somewhere, might give this one a shot.
Still would like to know if anyone else has taken the plunge.:cool:
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