Info on Solar power generators

Looking for solid honest information on affordable Solar Power Generators.

After reading the article in the Binghamton Press today ( http://www.pressconnects.com/article/20 ... ck_check=1 ) in addition to just observing our infrastructure, I'm getting a bit more that concerned. I do have a gas generator, but with a total failure of the grid, a solar backup seems the way to go.

I put in a LL Pocono this past January and a winter power failure for any length of time would not make the bride happy.

I've been reading about these generators and the comments about them. I'd really like to hear from some coal users on this forum, especially those who have a SOLAR backup generator as to what you have, your thoughts and recommendations and any other information.

Thanks in advance.

Joe

Don't know a thing about them ... but I remember a commercial about them: http://www.mysolarbackup.com

Hope this DIY could be what you are looking for @

http://8b243447v3nslk2r38-kygr1ww.hop.clickbank.net/

My father just turned 70, he told me last week 40 years ago he was thinking of buying a windmill. The cost back then was $15,000. Instead he invested the money in Maddison Gas ans Electric, never took a dividend, just left it reinvest. Today it is worth considerably more than the wind mill would be.

Do a little research on youtube, some really good info on there and between wind and solar you will get some good ideas. I'm planning a battery farm with both solar and wind on the cheap just to see how I like it and once I have it in place I will set about upgrading what I can when I can... There are some good and cheap ideas and designs out there. They make a good jumping off point to get something in place that you can build on with commercial components once you know what you want to do.

Good luck and remember there is a TON of free information out there.

Mudnut