About Me
Hi there! My name is Mark Wells.
I wanted to take a minute and introduce myself, and answer the question you are probably asking: “Who is Mark Wells?”
I’ve put this site and guide together to show the average person how easy it is to make your own solar panels – instead of spending thousands of dollars.
Because if I can do it, so can you!
I’m just an average guy, but my brother-in-law and I have been helping thousands of people like you from Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, UK, Canada, and all over the USA, to “Go Solar” (without the usual price tag).
My message is simple: “Don’t buy solar panels, make your own like I did!”.
Since beginning my quest for information, to creating my first panel, I have become a kind of D.I.Y. Solar Expert and have made it my mission to show others just how easy it is to utilize the free power of the sun.
The My Solar Plans Guide is sold Risk Free – which means that I give you 60 full days to try it.
If you don’t like it, then just shoot me and email within the 60 days… and I’ll give you 100% of your money back. I’m serious.
I’m not interested in things that don’t work. I like stuff that gets results. And BIG results, at that.
Only after you’ve seen that this stuff works… do I want you to “believe” me.
I’m a person, and as a person I have my flaws. But I also think that we have created this guide to be very easy to follow and I want you to give it a try!
Talk soon,
- Mark Wells
bob said:
i am very curious to what i need and where i can buy solar panel? where do i start?
I am in the north of Scotland and my house faces north west!
What is your opinion on what is best for me?
i have a sharp angled roof with slate tiles so what do i need >?
what sort of HW cylinder do i need?
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martin said:
Hi Mark,
Thanks very much for getting back to me. am at moment bussy with my wife in hospital but will be puchesing the book soon.
thanks again.
martin
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Mitchell Block said:
my computer crased and I need to reinstall the program. How can I get that done?
Thank you,
msblock1
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Art Reldas said:
I fully underdstad building the solar pannels howerver the inverter technology confusee me. If I were to build your pannels what inverter will I need to run my house and can you help with that? Safety cut off, modified sine wave. pure sine wave etc. Can the inverter be comnnected to a standard power outlet? What’s the most suited to my needs?
Emergency cut off ofcourse is the main concern to me and my family.
I will buy the booklet if the safety and technical issues are comprehensive. Wind turbine is my next endevour.
Thanks for youk kindness in offering this to everyone.
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John replied:
I just found this site from facebook of all places!
In reply to Art, with regards an inverter, you must always connect this to its own circuit via an RCD unit. It must also comply with the relevant regulations.
Make sure you have adequate earthing at source!!
As to this article, it sounds quite good and I might just try this myself, the only thing you may lose out on is you will not get any feed in tariff which is where you make your cash!
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