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How To Get Off The Grid For $5000 or less Video Series
I will show you how to take your home off the grid for $5,000 or less. This is the beginning of a series of videos which will walk you through the process of taking your home off the grid. This means that no matter where you live, either a cabin, tent, RV, camper or full hoGoing Solar - Gutting out the electrical junk from my off grid trailer
Article from: April 26th, 2012 I have been converting my off grid trailer to solar for the last few months now. The last step in the process was to remove that old, bulky power converter and the 115 volt power cable that was normally used toPassive Solar Window Heater For My Off Grid Camper
Article from: January 16th, 2012 I recently made a passive solar window heater for my off grid camper. It is simply a sheet of styrofoam with aluminum foil on one side, painted black. There are vent holes in the top and bottom to allow aGetting started again with the H2O booster in my car
Article from: March 10th, 2011 Well, its been a long, cold winter and my Hydrogen Booster project had to be put on the side. I had a bad fuel pump just before the onset of winter, which caused the poor old car to sit for a while until I couldNormal daily use of my solar panel setup
Article from: August 29th, 2010 Well, my solar panels and battery bank are really proving their worth in my place. We loose power here about once a month, at least. It gets really frustrating to wake up in the dark with no wayRan without Hydrogen Booster to compare results
Article from: August 29th, 2010 I have been running my car for the past few weeks without the H2O booster just to see what type of results I may see. I left all the modifications in place, but simply turned off the Hydroxy Booster. ThHydrogen Booster is working well in my old Honda
Article from: July 23rd, 2010 I have driven a few tanks of gas through my old Honda while using my new homemade hydrogen booster and here are the results: No savings on gas. Huge performance boost. The car has a lot more power and theSet up solar lighting and started testing capacity of solar system
Article from: July 14th, 2010 I have installed LED lamps in my apartment to start testing capabilities of my new solar power system. Even during rainy days, the solar panels are putting out power. We just had a few daysUpdate on materials used in making the hydrogen booster
Article from: July 23rd, 2010 After a couple weeks of running the diy hydrogen booster in my car, I have noticed some very important things and found a few problems. At first, the lid kept coming loose. It is very hardThe Off Grid Project Explained
The Off Grid Project is a series of projects and experiments in alternate energy, off grid living and self sufficiency. This is the simple explanation and the line I have been using for years. But many of my viewers on YT and DIY Tube have asked me what really is The Off GrOff Grid Chick Brooder For Raising Broiler Meat Chickens
Free energy off grid chick brooder for raising 30 meat birds (broiler chicks) for our homestead. This idea uses zero extra energy and no electricity to raise newly hatched chicks until they are strong enough to go outside. Newly hatched chicks cannot regulate their own temperature yHow To Build A Bedini Motor Series - Final Assembly
This is the finaly steps in the assembly of the Bedini Motor which can desulfate lead acid batteries and restore them to like new (or better) condition. Today I soldered all the electronics components together following the schematic that John Bedini shared with us many yeaHow To Build A Bedini Motor Series - The Coil Core
This is the next step in the How To Build A Bedini Motor Series - preparing the coil core. I am taking you step by step through building your own Bedini motor. If you missed the parts list or the first video in the series, please see them below:How To Build A Bedini Motor Series - Wind The Coil
This is the next step in the How To Build A Bedini Motor Series - how to wind the coil. I am taking you step by step through building your own Bedini motor. If you missed the parts list or the first video in the series, please see them below:How To Build A Bedini Motor Series - Attach The Magnets
This is the next step in the How To Build A Bedini Motor Series - attaching the magnets to the rotor. This step does not require a lot of instruction but it is a little bit time consuming if you want to make it look good. If you missed the parts listPage Navigation: 1 2 3 (All)
