Residential Windmills
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All the technology improvements in green energy sources over the last few years have been amazing, but it’s frustrating to wait for the government and big businesses to harness these sources effectively and bring them to the residential consumer at an affordable price.
Now you can take matters into your hands by building your own residential windmill and harnessing the power of the wind to provide electricity for your family.
* Do you believe you can take care of yourself better than the government can?
* Do you believe you can actually turn the electric dial backwards on your home meter?
* Did you know you can support your household with your own electricity AND have that energy be green and affordable?
It’s all possible with residential windmills.
Michael Harvey has been working with sustainable energy sources for 15 years and has now written the book on how to make your home run entirely on electricty produced by residential windmills and solar panels.
His book and companion videos – called Earth4Energy – explain in painstaking detail how to find affordable materials at your local hardware store, assemble them into a residential windmill or solar panel, run the electricity you collect into the electrical systems of your house, and even store the energy using batteries. Imagine being able to run your entire home on electricity you collect yourself from sustainable resources. One small windmill or solar panel won’t do it alone, but it’s a start, and you can always make more!
If you only want to build windmills, or only solar panels, that’s fine, but both are explained in the book. The advantage of having a system that collects energy from multiple sources, is that your power supply will be more consistent, and you’ll collect more energy, even in different types of weather at different times of the year.
Building a residential windmill, or wind turbine to generate electricity, is a lot easier than you probably think. You can do the whole project for about $100 in materials. Michael tells you just what parts you’ll need and how to put them together. This makes a great weekend project. It could also be done as a science fair project for school!
How much power does the Earth4Energy residential windmill produce?
The wind turbine you will learn to build is designed to produce 1000 watts of power by using blades that are 8 feet in diameter with wind speeds of 20 miles per hour. The manual also provides instructions to build 100 watt solar panels and you also get the instructions so you can join multiple panels together to raise the output to 1000+ watts.
If you’ve been struggling to find a way to reduce your utility bills, power buildings in a remote location, or leave smaller footprints on our planet, building a residential windmill is a great place to start.
Find Out How To Build Your Residential Windmill
I encourage you to check out Michael Harvey’s Earth4Energy guide. I think you’ll be very impressed!
