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We’re stoked about the fact that we now get hundreds of new visitors a day to our site, and we wanted to make sure that if you’re one of them, you don’t miss out on some of our best DIY Solar Power tips, tidbits and tutorials. So, here are some of our past articles which [...]
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E4L DIY Solar Panels Revisited
Posted by admin on May 5th, 2011
Are You Getting The Most Out Of Alternative Energy Solutions?
Posted by admin on February 15th, 2011
We were pondering an interesting conundrum whilst sitting on the deck sipping a few cold bevies on the weekend (we call them stubbies). We were lounging around in a ridiculously comfortable outdoor setting that our mate purchased to sit under his brand spanking pergola. Now, our friend (lets call him rich bastard, because that’s what [...]
GreenDIYEnergy Review
Posted by admin on January 7th, 2011
Our rating: Official Site: GreenDIYEnergy Having spent a fair bit of time with this DIY Solar Power guide, we thought it was time we gave you the benefit of our GreenDIYEnergy Review. To be honest, having trawled through a lot of semi impressive stuff of late (there are literally dozens of these types of guides [...]
Free Solar Panels For Your Home
Posted by admin on January 6th, 2011
We get that DIY Solar Power just isn’t for everyone. If you’ve decided you fit into that category, there is still a way to get free solar panels for your home. What we’re talking about here is “zero down” solar panels. Many people are now taking advantage of being able to lease solar panels, enabling [...]
DIY Solar Power Kits Are A Great Way To Save
Posted by admin on October 9th, 2010
There is good news for people who want solar energy, but don’t want to pay the price; check out DIY solar power kits. Now, I know what you’re probably thinking, there’s no way I’m building my own solar panel housing from scratch. Well, there’s more good news for those of us who aren’t quite so [...]
Solar Power Government Rebate – Maximize Your Energy Saving
Posted by admin on September 25th, 2010
Did you know there is such a thing as a solar power government rebate? Many people have considered switching to solar power because of the cost savings over time, but have felt they can’t afford the upfront expense. This isn’t the case. There are plenty of rebates available in your area that are both easy [...]
How Does A Solar Panel Work – The Simple Guide
Posted by admin on September 18th, 2010
How Does A Solar Panel Work It may seem like a step backwards after just completing our DIY Solar Power tutorial, but we’ve been getting a lot of questions lately from visitors who want help understanding the basics behind how does a solar panel work. Knowing how a solar array creates electricity is actually a [...]
Solar Energy Advantages Disadvantages
Posted by admin on July 27th, 2010
When most people start weighing up advantages disadvantages of solar energy two of the things they are often really wondering is whether on a costs benefit analysis they are going to come out in front, and whether a solar array is going to make their home look like a failed 5th Grade science project. Here’s [...]
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2 Comments »DIY Solar Power Components
Posted by admin on July 18th, 2010
DIY Solar Panels This is part 3 of our DIY Solar Panels tutorial. Having determined how many solar panels required to provide power to our house, we can then look to our solar power design and what we need in terms of our DIY solar panel components. Most solar power systems are fairly similar in [...]
Posted in Solar Power Tags: AC breaker panel, battery bank, breaker panel, charge controller, deep cycle batteries, deep cycle battery, diy solar panel, diy solar panels, diy solar panels for home use, DIY solar power, diy solar power system, diy solar system parts, energy source, homemade solar cells, lead acid deep cycle battery, power inverter, solar panels materials, solar power components, solar power design, solar power system diagram, system meter 1 Comment »Solar Power For Homes Cost Considerations
Posted by admin on June 20th, 2010
There’s a lot of hype about being able to build your own DIY solar panels for less than a night out on the town and being able to ‘get off the grid’. But for most people who are serious about alternative energy, there are a number of solar power for homes cost considerations. These include [...]
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