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So after looking around online for a good DIY Solar Guide, I ended up landing on the green DIY Energy Guide. "Why?" You ask. Ok, I'll tell you why I chose the green DIY Energy Guide instead of going with any of the other guides (there are plenty to choose from), and some of the advantages and disadvantages of it. I originally gravitated to DIY Green Energy Guide as it appeared to have the best value for its price tag, which was $ 50. It seemed to give much more value than other prices similar guides. What stuck out for me was that it contained a tutorial video series that looked interesting. The only other guide that I had seen the offer tutorial videos were Earth 4 Energy, and Green DIY Energy came up with more videos. Once you have purchased the guide I quickly downloaded all the guides and videos (it came with several different manuals, some solar and some wind there were also various bonuses, the money saving tips and biodiesel.). I was anxious to see if the guide was legit or that it would be just a lot of sloppy writing and blurred images that really would not help the building process at all. I was pleasantly surprised to find clear, concise instructions, along with a huge tutorial video library. There were seven different movies to watch, and each one covering a different aspect of solar design. They were professionally shot videos and I appreciated values which did a fine job of explaining and tell you what happened while he built the solar panels. The camera shot was ready and would go right up close to the action when he did something more technical. DIY Green Energy Guide is definitely legit, I would not worry about spending $ 50 for it. If you are interested in building your own solar panels, but am no expert, I would buy a guide that Green DIY Energy. In addition, a money-back guarantee, so if it does not work for you, you get your money back. Earth 4 Energy would have been my second choice, so you might want to check that control too. But, depending on what guide you go with, definitely not giving up on DIY solar panel project! You can do it! And you will not only save money on your monthly electric bill, but you will be helping the environment by putting less carbon into the atmosphere. You will not regret to build your own solar panels!