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Originally Posted by CraigD
Not even close, I calculate.
 These questions and articles point out that most people trying to save energy are hampered by the lack of published practical power consumption ratings (the ones usually published are maximums, and of little comparison value), and convenient devices to measure household electric current. A simple gadget you could take to a store and measure the power of consumer electonics before you buy them would be great for the conservation-focused consumer, but I’ve never seen one. |
I love it when you calculate Craig!
Knock, and I'll open the door.
(did you know your doorbell system is constantly on regardless of whether someone rings it or not? The transformer that supplies the low voltage AC is usually hardwired into the house wiring>!
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Whatever the matter, here is your meter:
http://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/measure.html
