Free Website on DIY Panels

[GoodDaySolar]

Here's another free website showing step by step how he built panels: http://www.mdpub.com/SolarPanel/index.html

This is for a hobby, or science. These panels won't last that long on a roof, and it's hard, tedious work. But it can be done.

This is the same info you can get from scam websites like earth4energy.com and greenDIYenergy.com

[Mike90250]

While you listed the SCAM sites, you did not list the free site !

[GoodDaySolar]

While you listed the SCAM sites, you did not list the free site !

Thanks for watching my back, Mike, I updated my original post now.

[Mike90250]

Ad policy

Ads:

clickable ads, links to click-bank or other 'farming' sites, not allowed, either in posts, or .sigs.

We don't really have a forum for sales.

If you are selling as an individual, start a new thread on

http://www.solarpaneltalk.com/forumdisplay.php?f=5

and say what you have.
If you find you have 2 panels left over, or a spare charge controller after an upgrade, advertising it is OK. If you have a store, and advertise it, we will disable the links. This is a user/hobby site, not a sales site.

We don't have space for business' selling gear - this would quickly turn into a sales filed site with all sorts of stuff.
Many of the members have very low budgets, which is why they are looking to build a panel out of cardboard, old tea leaves, and powdered donuts.

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/03/donutsolar/

If you have a blog or other page of some sort, and there are more click-ads than content, we may disable the link to that page-o-ads.

If someone asks for a specific item, you may answer that question about that specific item, not an answer to a store front. And don't sockpuppet.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockpuppet_(Internet)

Jason reserves the right to change his mind about this anytime, or alter what I've said.

Mike

[ed2kayak]

http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/03/donutsolar/

That was great. Thanks