Electric turbines and stuff
how to make your own electricity

Retailers have to charge more to cover their labor designing and explaining the system for you and then you may still say no so they must charge a lot to cover their expenses.        Do the homework yourself and save the $ and understand your system.      I don't design entire electric systems.       As a small shop I prefer to focus on building the units,     not spend all day on the phone.         You need to either do your homework and design your own system using parts I can supply or pay a retailer to design your system for you,         I only provide the parts at a lower price.        I will make suggestions if you've already put the effort in to learn the basics.       I design, build and test.      If you need an instructor; call a retailer.

Spencer@waterwheelplacecom     Spencer Boyd   706-207-1080

Note,       I'm slowly building this website but it will be a few weeks before it it complete.         The rest of my products are available @ www.waterwheelplace.com

5 minute primer on making your own electricity click here.       

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If you already know the basics about making your own electricity you'll find the pieces needed on the buttons to the left.       For a 5 minute primer on how to make your own electricity click here.        This site is for people looking to get well made (no Chinese junk) parts to build their own systems at a budget minded price.  

email:  Spencer@waterwheelplace.com           706-207-1080

If you design your own system you'll understand it better and these systems are usually pretty simple to build.

 

You've talked the talk, now its time to build the darn thing and make your own electricity.

 Note:        I spend at least 5 hours on the phone and email each week with people who want to pick my brain for hard won knowledge about how to do this or that without first learning the basics.       Please do not contact me unless you have at least read my Making Electricity page or have some basic knowlege on the subject.       I realize this is a little rude but I've got to feed my family too. 

Retailers earn their money, it's a lot of work to design systems and make the quote only to have 4 out of 5 potential customers walk away.       Many of these potential customers have good sites but still say no due to the total system price when the system would pay for itself in 2-6 years (solar takes 15 to 20 years to pay for itself).         If I could find a stock that doubled my money in 3-5 years with little risk I'd jump at it....   with even greater repayment after the system is paid for since a well designed system will continue to make electricity at little cost.           Or you can do your homework, save the money and truly understand your system.       Either way if you've got a good site it's foolish to not make your electricity in these uncertain times.       Strong return on investment and always there even if the local grid goes down.    

Spencer Boyd

email:   Spencer@waterwheelplace.com

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