Do it Yourself Grid Tie
Do it yourself Grid Tie. Homemade AC Grid Tie made easily!
When it comes to reducing your power bill, some people just are not interested in big bulky battery banks and battery maintenance. They want to take their windmill or solar panels and just hook them up to their grid. Even if their power meter doesn't turn backwards, they can offset the power that they use. This ebook 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 people think. These motors are everywhere.
You can find small ones in:
<ul>
<li>blow dryers</li>
<li>blenders</li>
<li>ceiling fans</li>
<li>dish washers</li>
<li>weed eaters</li>
<li>vacuum cleaners</li>
<li>fans</li>
</ul>
 
You can find medium size(1/4 to 1/2 HP) ones in:
<ul>
<li>clothes dryer</li>
<li>clothes washer</li>
</ul>
You can find larger ones in:
<ul>
<li>attic fan motors</li>
<li>electric lawnmowers</li>
<li>air conditioning fan motors</li>
</ul>
A lot of these motors you can get for free or cheap
I know what you are thinking. Why can't you use a regular grid tie inverter like the "Windy Boy"? Well, there are a few reasons. The first major reason is simple. Because my homemade grid tie inverter is either free or very cheap. The Windy