Home Made Energy Review

If you are currently in the market for a way to build alternative energy from the comfort of your own home, chances are good you have come across the Home Made

This detailed guide created by Tomas Haynes,has been rumored to be one of the few guides that delivers exactly what it says it will, cost effective renewable energy. Now let’s find out if the hear-say is true.

At first glance, the Energy2green looks typical of most alternative energy guides. Laying down the facts about the average individuals use of energy, and how cost effective it can be to change, it is easy to see the advantages to purchasing. From here, it is time to see how well the information is provided.

Upon purchasing the guide, instant access was given to download and review it. Skimming through the introduction, it was time to get into the meat of the guide. The first thing that is addressed is a very important, yet often overlooked factor before beginning any construction. What is the best system for your location? Between the two choices, it is normal for customers to choose the solar panels construction, as this is capable of working in any environment and does not have the limiting factors of the wind power system.

The solar power system has a thorough guide, with step by step instructions. It delves into detail on not only the steps involved in building the system, but also the most cost effective means to acquire the necessary components. This is also true for the wind generator, which in some cases can cost less but provides less energy overall. Although the guide says that the material can be found at your local hardware store, I was forced to travel over to the Home Depot to collect a few less common components.

The costs were relatively cheap, and are comparable to the price that is reference on their homepage. Once all components were at hand, it was easy to follow the step by step PDF guide provided. The steps were written in an easy to follow setup, with no technical jargon to confuse the average customer. With relative ease, the completion of both the solar and wind powered machines were done in less than two weeks with minimal time and effort spent. The resulting energy surplus is well on its way to covering the costs of both the guide and materials.
Covered within this guide was the step by step approach to creating your own renewable energy resource. As an overview, here are the main aspects uncovered through the review of the Home Made Energy product.

Pros:
• Easy to follow, step by step instructions laid out in non technical jargon.
• Offers both solar panel construction, as well as wind mill construction plans.
• Affordable alternative to paying someone to construct the same machines.
• Will lower energy bills and pay for itself over time.

Cons:
• The only thing lacking is the fact there are no videos provided for the process. A few simple videos could really increase the attractiveness of the product to those that are normally not great at following written directions.
With all things taken into consideration, the Home Made Energy course is a comprehensive plan to rid yourself of energy dependence.