Comments (0)

By admin, February 8, 2011 12:12 pm

Green DIY Energy Review by a New Customer

Ok, so I shelled out the $49.97 for the Green DIY Energy Guide, and here is my Green DIY Energy Review, nothing left out or exaggerated.

My initial reaction after I purchased the Green DIY Energy DIY Solar Panel Kit was quite good. Once you pay, you are taken to a download page, where you can download everything directly to your computer. There are four different manuals to download, along with seven bonuses. All of them are PDF ebooks. Along with the manuals are 6 videos, and these really are my favorite part. The videos are there on the download page, and you can watch them streaming off of that page, or download them to your computer for future viewing.

The first thing I did after downloading everything was to start skimming through the Green DIY solar panel construction manual, and determine whether it really is a good guide, or just a shoddy mess that was thrown together.

After skimming through it, I had to admit that the authors really did put a lot of time into writing the manual. It is clear, concise and leads you through the entire process, from an introduction of how solar power works, to the DIY solar panel construction and wiring. It has illustrations and many photographs, which I always like to see in manuals.

After looking through the manual, I started watching the videos. And this was where I made up my mind that Green DIY Energy was a legitimate DIY solar panel guide, not a money-making sham. The videos are professionally done and the host is a young guy who makes his own solar panel system right there in front of the camera. He narrates exactly what he is doing, and explains everything thoroughly.

I actually find the Green DIY Energy videos more helpful than the manuals, I’m a very visual learner, so having a good example to watch is exactly what I need.

I do wish, however, that there was a video for the mounting of the solar panel, which can be confusing. The video series ends with the complete construction of a solar panel and the testing of it.

Overall, I am very happy with my purchase, and did not mind spending the $50 on the guide. However, I shouldn’t speak too highly of Green DIY Energy yet, because I haven’t finished the construction process of my solar panels, so there may still be some snags and problems that I haven’t foreseen.

Hope this Green DIY Energy Review by an actual customer helps you make a good decision as you look for DIY solar panel guides. Good luck to you!

About the Author

Jude Angelo is a DIY enthusiast and loves taking on new DIY challenges.
His most recent project was learning how to build DIY solar panels for his home using Green DIY Energy.

He only recommends the DIY guide he bought and used himself for his home solar panel system – the Green DIY Energy Guide.

Click on any of the previous links for a SNEAK PEEK inside of the Green DIY Energy Guide.
Start your DIY solar panel project today, and cut your energy costs while saving the environment!

Solar Energy – How To Use Solar Energy At Home