Anyone Tried This?????

[cpw006]

I accidentally stumbled upon Power 4 Patriots and was wondering if anyone has checked it out. Seems interesting and has a 100% money back guarantee. Would love to hear your thoughts on it, I'm skeptical but interested at the same time. Below is the link.

http://power4patriots.com/video/index-c.php

 

[offbeat404]

http://www.yugiohforums.com/showthread.php?t=87550
http://www.intrepidmag.com/blog/whats-the-deal-with-power-4-patriots/
http://www.reviewopedia.com/power-4-patriots-reviews

 

[cpw006]

http://www.yugiohforums.com/showthread.php?t=87550
http://www.intrepidmag.com/blog/whats-the-deal-with-power-4-patriots/
http://www.reviewopedia.com/power-4-patriots-reviews

Thanks, I hadn't searched for reviews yet. The question I kept asking myself is why does he never mention how much it would cost to go off the grid with his system. If his method will save me so much and costs so much less than the out of the box systems then tell me.

 

[sniper22]

It's got to be a crock. He spends to much time talking about how well his systems works but don't telk you anything else. Total waste of time

 

[VC94]

Thanks for posting the reviews, offbeat!
But if anyone is still interested in one of these, I have magnets you can put on your fuel lines to get 150 mpg in you Ford Fairlane!

 

[Survivor Johnny]

I am doin roof for a guy in Atlanta that is going solar after the install. His cost for total solar (per his estimate) is $5000 and he will get a $4800 tax credit. So... Its do-able

sorry I do not know who is doing the solar job but it is a contractor

 

[FbodTrek]

just HOW solar do you have to go to get a tax credit? How many kwh? Heck, i can totally build a solar power grid if it's gonna get me a 4800 dollar tax credit. Do they give tax credits for solar water heating too? I need a way to heat my jacuzzi

 

[Jaxified]

I am doin roof for a guy in Atlanta that is going solar after the install. His cost for total solar (per his estimate) is $5000 and he will get a $4800 tax credit. So... Its do-able

sorry I do not know who is doing the solar job but it is a contractor

I can find tax credits totalling 65% of cost (assuming he gets them all and the programs are out of money for 2013)... perhaps the rest of his "savings" is in savings on his bill for the first year?

 

[Jaxified]

I stand corrected, I just found another $450/kW unit installed. So if you installed a 3 kW unit and it cost you $5,000. You could get 65% back in various tax credits plus $1350 ($450 x 3)... For a total of $4,600. Thus making your costs $400. The problem I see, getting this installed for a mere $5,000.