Hi,
Lance here. If you're not
one of my regular subscribers,
let me quickly tell you a little
about myself ...and then I'll
tell you my top 2 recommendations out of
the 15 "How To Build A Wind Turbine" guides I
reviewed.
Ok...
I've been following the wind power
market for some time. I'm a wind power
junkie running everything I can from this
totally free source of energy! I've been on the local news, the radio, in newspapers, and have written hundreds of
wind power articles on green blogs all over the web.
Since I began following the wind power
industry
about 10 years ago, I've been
through literally every
emotion imaginable.
Frustration... anger...
jubilation; although the
'frustration' only lasted for
the first two years while I was
desperately trying to discover
a cheap way to build my own wind turbine.
Eventually,
and after a lot of hard work,
I did work it out and ever
since then I haven't looked
back... and in the next few
moments, I can hopefully advise
you on how to do the same!
Here's The Problem...
See, nowadays, trying to save
money on energy is even more
difficult and confusing than it
used to be. There are so many
solar power companies and how to guides to choose
from and unless you have the
time and money to test them out,
you're basically going to go
round in circles....and
potentially lose a lot of
money.
And this is the exact reason why
a few months ago, (and after
continually being asked to do so
for 5 years!) I decided to strip
down 15 of the most popular
'How To Build A Wind Turbine' guides to
see which ones actually work!
What Happened...
The truth was, most were total
rubbish and a few could even
be described as 'scams'. In
fact, out of the 15 that I
tested, only two
contained feasible ways of
building a high quality wind turbine that saves 85% or more off your monthly power bill. In
fact, these two programs (the
'Earth 4 Energy' and 'Home Made Power Plant') worked SO well, I
managed to almost completely eliminate my monthly power bill! Check out my power bill.
The criteria I used for my review was power savings, ease-of-setup, and affordability of parts.
I Reviewed 15 Products - Only 2 Met The Following Criteria...
Power Savings - At least 80% saved off monthly power bill.
Ease Of Setup - Must be able to completely set up in 2 days or less.
Cost of Parts - Cost less than $150 with parts easily available.
Here's an overview of both...
and make sure you read my
conclusion at the end...
