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05-26-2006, 08:36 AM #11
Senior Member
kwH?
That's right... 11 cents... alright, again with the math!
24/0 setup:
(400 x 24) x 30 = 288000 x .001 = 288 x .11 = 31.68 x $1.00 = $31.68
18/6 setup:
(400 x 18) x 30 = 216000 x .001 = 216 x .11 = 23.76 x $1.00 = $23.76
Money Saved by running 18/6 instead of 24/0:
$8.10 per month, or $97.20 per year.
Smoking your very first crop:
Priceless.
Sorry for the lame joke, it's late.Mira el foto grande
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05-26-2006, 10:41 AM #12
OPSenior Member
kwH?
Rofl! That joke is still funny to me.
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05-26-2006, 05:58 PM #13
Senior Member
kwH?
oh, and I was off on the final numbers.
aye aye aye.
You'd save $7.92, or $95.04 per yearMira el foto grande
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05-27-2006, 12:38 AM #14
Senior Member
kwH?
It's not rocket science, but maybe I'm a bit jaded. Afterall, my degree is in rocket science. :dance:
Originally Posted by orangeman
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05-27-2006, 01:05 AM #15
OPSenior Member
kwH?
No, I was just never good at math and I cant believe I a actually figured out how to get the charge of my elecricity bill at the end of the month from using what ever watt appliance..if I apply my self I can learn xD.








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