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DIY The Cheapest Solar Panel System EVER Cheap Solar Power
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There are 25 Responses to “DIY The Cheapest Solar Panel System EVER Cheap Solar Power”
#2 atpuck - 01 May, 4:18 PM
nice job low budget buddy. I had an awesome idea for you if you are still using solar you might get some cheap mirrors and reflect more light to them and if it works out well make us another video 
O and happy B-day
#3 Tomthetoolman100 - 01 May, 5:12 PM
@limitup58 you are right there
#4 mdxdelinquent - 01 May, 5:54 PM
@london1817
what makes that person ellegal? maybe hes just watching this in another country?
#5 london1817 - 01 May, 6:06 PM
@mdxdelinquent I don’t know…some pissed off illegal person..I guess.
#6 mdxdelinquent - 01 May, 6:36 PM
@london1817 ha ha what just happen here?
#7 IndyElemental - 01 May, 7:21 PM
wow..this is great!
#8 london1817 - 01 May, 8:00 PM
@DaySunny100 I bought them from Harbor freight.
they have stores in every city…& a web site.
#9 DaySunny100 - 01 May, 8:17 PM
wow great job. but where do you buy the solar panel from? what store?
#10 london1817 - 01 May, 9:04 PM
@JuanaTanori54 OOOHHH righty then !!
#11 JuanaTanori54 - 01 May, 9:53 PM
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#12 limitup58 - 01 May, 9:54 PM
@london1817 Thanks for letting me know!
#13 london1817 - 01 May, 10:32 PM
@limitup58 They seem to be be good…Ihave had mine up for years…with no problems.
#14 limitup58 - 01 May, 11:03 PM
Nice Job. I saw them at harbor fright now I know they work I will have to buy me one of those also Thanks for the video! *****
#15 limitup58 - 01 May, 11:22 PM
@ladymerakina yeah but when we have a power outage he will have two lights and you will be setting there with your finger up your ass! LOL
#16 london1817 - 02 May, 12:12 AM
@chipjumper That’s a good point…….I have way more money on really worse things.
#17 chipjumper - 02 May, 12:31 AM
I don’t see why people are being so negative about the price. This is a good start. Hey – while we still have disposable income; why don’t we spend it on something like this instead of booze, gambling, and jet skiis.
#18 london1817 - 02 May, 1:10 AM
@xSeriox4 Well that all depends on how much power you use.
Some people can….They run gas stoves, gas water heater, gas clothes dryer, gas frigerators…..Then the rest on solar….most the time its like that …..that I have seen.
#19 xSeriox4 - 02 May, 2:06 AM
Can a solar power cover the whole house? Can you connect every thing to it, and forget about paying the electric bill?
#20 london1817 - 02 May, 2:38 AM
@jian2069 I haven’t heard the term “hotboxing” since the 80′s!
That was funny!!……Have fun camping & hotboxing !!! haha!!
#21 jian2069 - 02 May, 3:20 AM
@london1817 thanks for the input, and yeah the hotplate is more for ‘thinking like a hippie’ and hotboxing a tent ;D
#22 london1817 - 02 May, 4:10 AM
@jian2069 Yes…i think it would be good to buy the devices with solar already on the device….They have killer radio’s at radio shack now…as for the hot plate………………..open fire my man!!!! start to read mother earth ( the old ones) magizines Think like a hippie……..& have fun camping!! …… later…………
#23 jian2069 - 02 May, 4:30 AM
im looking for an easy portable solar battery solution for running hotplates, music players, etc, in the wilderness (camping)
any ideas?
#24 MrEnergyCzar - 02 May, 5:01 AM
Keep up the good work…I converted my home to a net-zero solar powered home that uses no oil or gas…it’s called, “Preparing for Peak Oil”….
#25 spartin215 - 02 May, 5:30 AM
wow that’s pretty cool
@atpuck That is a really good idea….Thanks for the comment!!!!!!!!1