Over the last few years I have figured out how to significantly reduce this up front cost making it more affordable for the average home owner just like you. Now you can build a single panel or a complete array of panels to power your home for a fraction of retail cost.
"Is It Easy To Make Solar Panels?"
Solar panels do seem complicated but when you know the basics of it you will understand just how easy it is to work with. All you really need is a "solar mentor" and that's where I come in.
A few years ago I started looking into solar energy. Just like you, I started with an online search on how I could save money with solar electricity. I was astounded when I was given a quote of over $28,000 for a basic installation on my home. This was simply too much for me to afford and the pay back time was far too long. This prompted me to do some research into how the solar panels are created and how I could make them myself.
I soon realized it was possible to make solar panels for MUCH cheaper then retail prices. Moreover, it was actually easier than I thought! I searched and searched online for an easy to follow guide but there just wasn't anything available. You have probably done the same thing and visited the same web sites I did.
All of the web sites and guides I came across had confusing diagrams and they were not very easy to follow. I wanted something that was completely step-by-step. That's when I decided to develop this guide with my close friend Mark (A solar nut!). Keep reading to see what Mark and I have put together for you.
"How Much Money Can You Save?"
Up until now your only option was to buy retail solar panels at the inflated price of $1125! With installation that can cost up to $27,000 for your entire house. You probably agree with me - That's just too expensive and the pay back time is far too long! But now there is an easy to follow guide that will show you exactly how to make solar panels at a fraction of retail cost. Mark and I developed this guide so people just like you can save thousands on your solar panel system.
This DIY guide will hold your hand through the process of building your own 60 - 120 watt solar panel, all for under $200. In fact, you could do it for as little as $27 if you took the time to join broken cells together (which isn't hard).
Click Here for DIY Solar Panel Guide
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