#5 Power 4 Home
Taking fifth place we have Power 4 Home. Again this one didn’t fair too badly for power generation, but we had some other problems that put it in fifth.
The biggest problem with this one is the way the material is taught. All of the first three products on our list included both eBook and video components to make learning simpler.
With power 4 home, everything is laid out in written format. Now don’t get us wrong, we love to read, but the absence of the videos did make it more difficult to learn what we were supposed to do.
Another problem we had with this one was the products that they suggested we use. Instead of parts that can be found locally, Power 4 Home suggests a supplier list. This did drive the costs of every component up.
On their sales page they did state that you could create a windmill or a solar panel for less than $200, but if we had followed their part guide, we wouldn’t have been able to.
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