Make A Small Solar Panel

Our sun is a huge electric company and it doesn't require you to pay for its services. It is tax free, completely clean, reliable and it will never shut down its business... well, not in a couple of millions of years anyway. There is only one prerogative for you to do before starting to get all that free electricity - you have to build the receiver, and it's called solar panel.

I would suggest that you make a small solar panel first, power some small appliance in your house and see for yourself how it works. Once you learn the process of making solar panels it will literally take you a weekend to make one and you will be gradually getting off the grid.

Average electricity bill vary from $100 to $350 a month. That's $1.200 to $4.200 per year! I bet you have a dozen ideas right now from the top of you head how you could spend that kind of money.

And you can do it!

This is not day-dreaming -- this time you can actually make your dreams come true. If you've never done anything DIY, let this be your first do-it-yourself project. It is very easy to do and you'll need a couple of days of your time. Plan to do it the very next weekend! Make a day out of it. Get some friends over or do it with your son or daughter -- it'll be fun!

You have two choices when it comes to switching to the solar energy home system:

1) You can buy a retail solar roof panel and get it installed in you house for the price of 2 or 3 year electricity fee. Pretty expensive and your return of investment can take a couple of years to happen.

2) You can make a small solar panel at your home and install it for the price of one third to a half of your monthly electricity bill. You can power up an appliance in your home, like the very computer you're using right now, and see for yourself that this concept works perfectly.

It is your choice - make a small solar panel or buy a big one. To be or not to be, that is the question.