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Earth4Energy by Michael Harvey is a manual that shows you how to develop your own power system for less than $200 each. By using the simple instructions found in Earth4Energy, you can build your own solar power panels, energy-producing windmill, and store your energy at no cost.

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Product Type	Downloadable
Lessons Include	Photos • Diagrams
Support Types	Email • FAQ

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With rising energy prices affecting a great portion of the world, manuals like Earth4Energy may help provide relief for over-extended consumers. While Earth4Energy requires an initial output, both to purchase the book and the build the solar panels or windmill to help power your home, these expenses can certainly be viewed as an investment that can help you save money in the future.

However, while Earth4Energy advertises that you can build the solar panel system for just $200, that $200 is likely to build just one solar panel, which is not sufficient to power your entire home. If you are interested in using only solar or wind energy, you will have to invest in a bit of an upgrade. While the original output will be more, there is a good chance that you will recoup your money is lower (or non-existent) utility bills.

Overall, it appears that customers who have purchased Earth4Energy are extremely satisfied with the simply instructions contained in this manual, and there is no question that spending a bit of time and money to help reduce energy is a good cause in the long-run. There is no guarantee that this simple fix will produce enough energy to power your home, and the products described in Earth4Energy may not be feasible for someone living in an apartment building with limited space. However, we do feel that Earth4Energy offers a earth-friendly solution that can help reduce your energy bills, and if you are not able to generate power using this system, Earth4Energy offers a money-back guarantee.

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Pros

• Although building either of the Earth4Energy systems will require initial output, there is no question that producing your own electricity will save you loads of money in the long-term.
• If you are able to produce more energy than you need, the Earth4Energy website suggests that your power company may actually pay you for access to your additional energy.
• Instructions in Earth4Energy are supposed to be incredibly user-friendly and simple to do, requiring no previous experience with energy systems.
• Bonus chapters include information on reducing your dependence on oil and using ethanol as a viable energy source.
• The Earth4Energy manual is reasonably priced at $49.97 (advertised as 50% off).
• All you need is access to a computer and internet to download your copy of Earth4Energy.

Cons

• Some space is required in order to construct the windmill system, and it’s probably a good idea to own your own home before you begin applying solar panels to the outside of your building.
• You may need to spend some extra money printing out a copy of Earth4Energy manual if you need portability in order to work on your energy system.
• If you are required to do any wiring using your home’s breaker box, Earth4Energy suggests that you consult an electrician, which can add to the initial cost of getting your energy system up and running.
• The $200 solar panel system will not power your entire home, but a collection of the $200 panels can produce enough energy to supply your needs.

Recommend?

Yes