The Best Homemade Power Guides - Reviewed
The following 3
products have received more great reviews than any other
homemade power guides from a huge number of DIY Renewable
Energy enthusiasts, I recommend that you check out our
reviews before you decide which one to buy.
The DIY Solar
Power and DIY Wind Power guides listed below all
cost $49 or less, but will pay for themselves in under 2
months, as well as making savings of well over $3,000 per
year, every year.
In our opinion, these are the current top 3
homemade power guides available on the market
today:
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Average User
Rating:
 (9.7
out of 10)
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Product
reviewed: Earth4Energy
First and foremost,
Earth4Energy’s latest
revised 85 page manual and
instructional videos assume
that you know nothing about
building homemade power
systems.
The author
Michael Harvey has
aimed this guide at anyone
that can read and follow
simple instructions - it’s
not aimed at DIY experts
like many of the books out
there.
The Earth4Energy website
is full of real-life
examples of ordinary people
who are now saving between
45% and 100% of their
energy costs - and that’s
with a renewable energy
1`system that costs less
than $200 to make and
install.
The DIY solar power and
DIY wind power systems you
can build from this guide
will work with any family
sized home and you can
power anything from
individual appliances right
up to your entire home.
I received my review
copy a few months ago and
I’ve already received an
updated manual and was
notified about new
instructional videos on the
website.
I’ve been in contact
with Michael directly a
couple of times and all my
queries were answered
promptly and politely.
This sort of long-term
commitment by the author
Michael Harvey to improving
his products is another
great reason to buy this
product, which is why I
award the full 5 stars and
1st place to
Earth4Energy -
the best homemade power
guide.
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These other guides are also VERY good and
worth checking out. I've looked at many homemade power
guides and these are the best of the rest:
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Average User
Rating:
(9.5
out of 10)
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Product reviewed:
Energy 4
Green
The downloadable manual that
comes with Energy 4 Green is
very similar
to the Earth4Energy
guide.
The manual is clear, well
laid out, and includes
schematics and diagrams that
teach you step-by-step how to
construct a solar panel that
runs up to 200 watts.
As with the other guides,
you also get similar
instructions for constructing
your own homemade windmill.
Also included in the guide
are material checklists and
tips on where to buy all the
materials.
There is a 60 minute
step-by-step DVD to making high
quality Solar Panels where
you can watch a
person from start to
finish constructing a solar
panel. The DVD is very
easy to understand.
Yo also get 2
extra ebooks thrown in,
which are "Planning and
Installing Bio Energy Systems"
and "Renewable Energy
Technology".
Both these books are well
worth a read.
Overall I'd recommend
Energy 4
Green as a superb
homemade power
guide.
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Home Made
Energy
Average User
Rating:
 (7.2
out of 10)
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With Home Made Energy you
basically get 2 separate
homemade power guides - one for
creating a solar power system
and one for creating a wind
power system.
The materials are fairly
clear and accurate - but only
if you already know what you
are already doing!
Some of the
instructions are fairly vague
and I think if I
had bought this product as
a complete novice I'd end up
asking for my money back.
I've read other reviews that
give this product top marks,
but I don't think these people
have actually seen the product,
or they haven't looked at the
better products on the
market.
A homemade power guide
should teach you how to do
everything step-by-step and in
detail, not glossing over the
real important bits.
Home Made
Energy is a good guide if
you have some DIY experience,
but it come short on
extras that the other guides
provide.
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There are actually many guides on homemade power, but
unfortunately most of them are just rip-offs of the best ones
we've recommended above. We've looked at over 10 different
guides and many of them provide outdated and inaccurate
information and come with zero customer support, plus
offer no money back guarantees to protect your purchase.
What you need are clear and easy to use guides,
instructional videos, great customer service, and a low price.
DIY Solar power and DIY wind power systems are fairly simple to
build with the right instructions.
A professional wind power or solar power
installation will cost you around 30-50 times
the amount it will cost you to build your own homemade power
system, so I'd strongly recommend you get your hands on one of
the guides below and find out how easy it is to build your own
DIY renewable energy systems.
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