www.greenpowerscience.com SPOT FRESNEL LENS WITH GLASS ART FIBER OPTIC ART. LONGER VERSION: www.youtube.com

DIY Solar Panels with Broken ,Chiped, solar cells, 6×6 cells, cracked cells, tape on cells, green energy, this set of panels tested un real on the amps . www.solarcells101.com For broken and cracked, and bowed, at then end they tested great vary powerful solar cells . with power like this i would keep Making solar panels with Dirt cheap solar cells . I have Video on 3×6 solar cells that are half with good power to Check out the other Video on Diy solar panel Making I have some free help on Diy solar panels on my website and other great free web links Check them out all free from www.solarcells101.com sites.google.com www.earthforsolar.com

In this video I will be showing you how to use the vapor barrier EVA.

Material: Recycled glass – 1/4″x28″x75″ Frame/back – 3pcs of 2″x6″x8ft 1sht of 1/2″ plywood Trim – 3pcs of 3/4″x2-1/2″x8ft (spruce, pine or fir) 3pcs of 1/4″x1″x8ft plywood strips (optional if the trim can be rabbited over the glass) 1 sht of 1″ styrofoam insulation Approx. 40 sqft of scrap aluminum flatstock (to cover interior of frame and plywood – any metal will work as long as it’s thin enough to cut with tin snips) 135 ‘clean’ beer/pop cans 2 cans of ‘flat black’ heat resistant spray paint 2 tubes of clear rubberized silicone 1 large roll of ‘foil tape’ 5 lbs of 2″ or 2-1/2″ common nails or wood screws 1 small box of aluminum ‘soffit’ nails

greenpowerscience.com This test incorporates a secondary glass lens just short of the focal point allowing most of the concentrated light from the first lens to be further concentrated by the second glass lens. The results we a 50% reduction on focal point diameter but also a significant power drop.

This is the largest DIY solar farm ever posted on YouTube.

www.greenpowerscience.com I had some fun with this video showing off a long overdue Christmas present. The pitchers can be purchased off the internet or Ebay. BOROSILICATE PYREX PITCHER Search for “double walled pitcher” They usually cost about

This is my attempt at building my own solar panels. I completed the panel, but using Lexan and Clear Epoxy resin didn’t turn out quite like I expected. Granted this was my 2nd attempt. For the most part I would recommend simply buying a decent panel. for the time and money I spent I could’ve bought a 200Watt panel from a discount retailer. Also, I would definitely not put a homemade panel on the roof.

I took some video of the home made solar panels to show you how well they are surviving with the weather. 9 of the 9 are running just fine with no problems.