Making A Windmill Does Not Need An Engineering Degree – In Reality It Is Uncomplicated And Cheap

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harvey hine

I wanted to pay less for electricity and I wanted to do something good for the ecosystem. I was under the impression that something like making a windmill was hard and required some type of extraordinary skill or teaching; thankfully I was in the wrong!

For a couple of years I had been hearing about people that were creating their own energy at home. I thought it was some type of bull, that is until I fell upon the Earth4Energy.com website. I read their web page then did some investigation. Among the many things I didn’t know was that E4E is the first business to put out a guide for home made electricity. Also I did not understand how inexpensive it is. Or that I could do a project like this with normal materials and that it would only take a couple of days.E4E’s plans,videos, and technical support for Making A Windmill was wexactly what I needed to succeed. I am happy to report that I have a beautiful looking windmill attached to my residence in the suburbs and it provides on average about 75% of the electricity for my house.Last month my electrical invoice was less than $20! Now this is for a 3100 square foot house. I bought everything I needed at that big box hardware store (with the orange sign) that is just down the street and all in all it cost me about $195 (including the $50 I spent on the guide).Now we don’t have to pay a contractor 1000’s; thank you E4E for making this product accessible.

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