Comments on: what is the best solar panels to buy? http://solarpanelscheap.com/solar-power/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:43:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Freddy G http://solarpanelscheap.com/solar-power/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy/comment-page-1/#comment-262 Freddy G Fri, 09 Jul 2010 17:40:40 +0000 http://solarpanelscheap.com/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy#comment-262 Instead of paying for electricity, for the past three years I've actually ended up with a cheque from the power company believe it or not! :) I got some extremely cheap solar panels from this guide I read, I'll try and find a link for you.. that's one less thing to worry about during the recession I suppose! Haha The guide I used was here: http://tiny.cc/solar789 my mum was the one who said I should take a look at it, since she's been using the techniques for donkey's years. Instead of paying for electricity, for the past three years I’ve actually ended up with a cheque from the power company believe it or not! :)

I got some extremely cheap solar panels from this guide I read, I’ll try and find a link for you.. that’s one less thing to worry about during the recession I suppose! Haha

The guide I used was here: http://tiny.cc/solar789 my mum was the one who said I should take a look at it, since she’s been using the techniques for donkey’s years.

]]> By: Tom http://solarpanelscheap.com/solar-power/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy/comment-page-1/#comment-261 Tom Fri, 09 Jul 2010 16:53:19 +0000 http://solarpanelscheap.com/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy#comment-261 I have a very small home and I really thing I can make it by solar enegy and wind energy. So I looked up at this site And guess what, I found a perfect and a easy way to make your won solar panel at home. http://www.ehow.com/how_4857970_build-own-solar-panel.html When I made one for a test it worked. So I thought Why not use it for a full day purpose I did a few modifications and it worked. Now I don't have to pay any electricity bills. Yes I have reserve units like wind energy. In fact they are just like a battery fan. I have both these things at my home installed and fully functional. http://www.ehow.com/how_4857996_build-own-windmill.html It Can produce enough energy to run fans and yes keep the house cool. And if you also want to make one try it out. Good luck and save energy I have a very small home and I really thing I can make it by solar enegy and wind energy.

So I looked up at this site And guess what, I found a perfect and a easy way to make your won solar panel at home.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4857970_build-own-solar-panel.html

When I made one for a test it worked. So I thought Why not use it for a full day purpose I did a few modifications and it worked. Now I don’t have to pay any electricity bills.

Yes I have reserve units like wind energy. In fact they are just like a battery fan. I have both these things at my home installed and fully functional.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4857996_build-own-windmill.html

It Can produce enough energy to run fans and yes keep the house cool.

And if you also want to make one try it out.

Good luck and save energy

]]> By: roderick_young http://solarpanelscheap.com/solar-power/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy/comment-page-1/#comment-260 roderick_young Fri, 09 Jul 2010 16:29:30 +0000 http://solarpanelscheap.com/what-is-the-best-solar-panels-to-buy#comment-260 In California, if a house is now connected to the grid, typically, they stay connected to the grid even after installing solar electric panels. In this way, no batteries are required to run at night or over cloudy periods. And the house gets credit for energy generated in excess of usage. This scheme also means that you can size your array to only generate a portion of your electrical usage, which is also the usual decision. Since you mention cooling, an air conditioner is a big power drain. We have no A/C, so a modest 3 kW array is enough to supply all our electrical needs. If we had central air conditioning, that number might be doubled or tripled. Your best bet is to contact a local solar installer to do an analysis and quote on your house. How much it costs, and whether you actually will save money in the long run, depends on where you live, and how much electricity you use. Our system cost $12,000 after all rebates and credits. In California, if a house is now connected to the grid, typically, they stay connected to the grid even after installing solar electric panels. In this way, no batteries are required to run at night or over cloudy periods. And the house gets credit for energy generated in excess of usage. This scheme also means that you can size your array to only generate a portion of your electrical usage, which is also the usual decision.

Since you mention cooling, an air conditioner is a big power drain. We have no A/C, so a modest 3 kW array is enough to supply all our electrical needs. If we had central air conditioning, that number might be doubled or tripled.

Your best bet is to contact a local solar installer to do an analysis and quote on your house. How much it costs, and whether you actually will save money in the long run, depends on where you live, and how much electricity you use.

Our system cost $12,000 after all rebates and credits.

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