For around $200 it is possible to have an electrical generation DIY solar system that will provide sufficient power for your fridge, washing machine, computer, TVs, lights etc. The great thing about this is its size which means it can also used in RV’s. The more panels you can together the more power you can get.

The good ones offer:

1. If you don’t have a lot of experience with construction and electrical wiring, I would recommend purchasing a DIY solar panel guide (most cost about $50), because they really simplify the construction process and will save you some headaches. But if you do have some good construction and electrical experience, don’t bother buying a guide, I’m sure you know what would need to be done.

3. Time- let’s face it. DIY home improvement projects need a lot of time. If you can’t find time for the project, then postpone your attempt first. You can reschedule next summer or during the holiday season. This would minimize clutter in your house and cut down waste materials due to expiration dates.

Stop throwing away so much money – a minimal investment of less $200 and you start getting power for free day after windy day using DIY renewable energy AND it helps save the planet!

The basics of DIY explained:

How much do you pay every year to the power company?

Renewable energy comes directly from nature – wind, sun, wave and water.

The Green DIY Energy bonuses are Actually Worthwhile – I haven’t gone through every one of the bonuses that come with the purchase (there are 7 eBook bonues), but what I have read through so far is actually very helpful. The ebooks contain details about the wiring process, installation and discuss solar tax credits.

However, again, if you are like most people, you do not have extensive knowledge on solar panels and their energy systems, let alone how to construct and implement one in your home. That is why choosing a helpful DIY energy system guide is a wise choice for the weekend DIYer who wants to build his or her own energy system.