This is part 1 in a 2 part Solar Power video series for those of you considering a How to project.  Note, I would not recommend following these videos for instructions as I can not verify the expertise of the people that have created the video.

I would suggest that they could be used for inspiration and as part of general research before a person considers tackling a how to job by themselves.  Whenever you work with electricity directly, I recommend consulting an electrician for your own safety.

Next Steps with Solar Gold Mine

One of the next things I am hoping to research and cover, will be trying to identify the right technology or mix of technologies for a particular area.  For example, I live on a lake in North Carolina.  We do not get much wind at all, but the lake and sun are very powerful near our home.  When I used to live by the ocean, we always received a great deal of wind by the ocean. 

So for example, if I lived on the Outer Banks, wind might be a more substantive component of an alternative energy plan for my home than it is living inland by a lake.

A couple years ago I was very impressed with solar panels that could be put on the exteriors of high rise windows, almost like window tinting plastic is applied.

A spray on solar technology would be even easier, especially for smaller buildings or buildings that are not as flat as a skyscraper full of windows.

Now from a green perspective, I would have some concerns about the particles that might be released into the air, but the likely reality is that these particles could be released in a factory in Germany just as easy as on a building. Granted a factory can be a more controlled location with air filters and other precautions. A house or a large building of irregular shape is going to be a more complex target and not quite the same as mass producing rolls of solar panels on a mass production line. That said its not impossible either. We learned how to mass produce pens, and we also learned how to mass produce custom pens so figuring out a safe way to apply Solar Panels with a spray can be possible. Its probably more a question about asking the right safety questions and building up a new body of knowledge over time. Continuous improvement in solar technolgy in invention as well as in the installation and application should be the goal.

A couple years ago I was very impressed with solar panels that could be put on the exteriors of high rise windows, almost like window tinting plastic is applied.

A spray on solar technology would be even easier, especially for smaller buildings or buildings that are not as flat as a skyscraper full of windows.

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