Do it Yourself
Grid Tie

Do it yourself Grid Tie. Homemade AC Grid Tie ready made easily!

When it comes to reducing your power bill, several folk simply are not interested in big large battery banks and battery maintenance. They want to take their windmill or star panels and simply hook them up to their grid. Even as if their power meter doesn't turn backwards, they can offset the power that they use. This book shows how to take a simple AC induction motor and use it to pump power back into the grid. It is a lot easier than folk think. These motors are everywhere.

You can find small ones in:

• blow dryers
• blenders
• ceiling fans
• dish washers
• weed eaters
• vacuum cleaners
• fans

You can find medium size(1/4 to 1/2 HP) ones in:

• clothes drier
• clothes washer

You can find larger ones in:

• attic fan motors
• electric lawnmowers
• air learning fan motors

A lot of these motors you can get for free or cheap

I cognize what you are thinking. Why can't you use a regular grid tie electrical converter like the "Windy Boy"? Well, there are a few reasons. The 1st major reason is simple. Because my homemade grid tie electrical converter is either free or really cheap. The Windy Boy electrical converter is $2,000 to $3500 depending on what you get.

The average small house windmill (800 - 1000 watts and 7 foot diameter blades) that hooks to a 12 v battery bank starts charging at simply about 200 rpms and ace out power at simply about 600 rpms. That is simply about 15 rpms per volt. At 25 mph wind and 600 rpms, you would be be producing simply about 40 volts at up to 50 amps or so....

This e-book wish show you the following:

• Charging batteries exploitation grid tie (for emergency backup)
• Use your windmill with an AC motor to "backfeed" the grid
• Make a simple wind speed detector to engage the grid tie at the right time
• How allochronic grid tie works
• Make pulleys, any size you want out of plywood, super easy
• Homemade grid tie electrical converter - star can grid tie with this!
• Make an machine controlled Poor Man's Power Point Hunter (solar or wind)