DIY Solar Panel - Learn How To Build DIY Solar Panels

PR Log (Press Release) – Jul 01, 2009 – You can build your very own DIY solar panel by simply going to your local home depot or home improvement store and purchase some simple stuff so that you can get started and saving tons of money on electricity.

Solar panels cost literally thousands of dollars to have it installed on your house by professionals. It costs very much cheaper for you to do it yourself (less than $200). Not only does it save you a great deal of cash, but it also saves you a great deal of hassle by helping the environment, and there's stories of the company actually owing people money because of their power grid position.

The solar cells in your DIY solar panel absorbs the power from the sun and converts it into usable electricity to power your house. The sun sends billions of joules everyday to our world - the energy is just waiting to be used, yet we have been mining underground and using up a resource that will eventually run out - why not use the sun!

It's going to be there for the rest of our lives, and it's not going to die out anytime soon.

Things Your Need:

• Wire crimping tool
• Wire cutters
• Solder, 60/40 or silver
• Soldering iron, or soldering station
• Drill
• Screwdriver
• Cobalt steel jobbers' twist drill bit, heavy duty, wire gauge size 26, 3" L, 1c" L flute
• Machine screw size high-speed steel hand tap taper, 10-24, H3 pitch diameter, 4 flute
• 7/32 drill bit
• Plastic sheet cutter
• Reamer
• Pliers
• Hacksaw or cutoff saw
• Triple beam scale (optional)
• A professionally designed step-by-step guide with video

There are guides out there designed for even the simplest of minds, to the most adventurous of craftsmen, so why not start today? Create a family project or do it yourself - whatever you choose; you can easily start today and begin saving an incredible amount of money!

If you are interested to learn how to build a DIY solar panel or a DIY solar water heater, visit us at:
http://www.greenearth4energy.com

To get your installation guide, proceed to:
http://www.earthenergyguide.com