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![]() Hmmm, maybe we need a new convention to distinguish political content off-topic from non-political off topic. I see some of the "political" posters do use the OT prefix and asking them to change might result in them not using OT at all. How about OTNP for Off Topic but Not Political ?? ANYWAY - We've just moved into a new apartment where everything, including heat, is electric. Being the type that I am, I'm curious about how much electricity each item uses.Of course this is fairly simple for a light bulb that has a wattage rating. But, for example, I don't know what the TV uses or the refridgerator. Even if I knew the rated wattage of the fridge, I think the actual useage might vary. So, is there any units that plug in-line with a device that will give some reading, either instantaneous or over time, of use? Or other ideas. What would be REALLY cool is a readout somewhere showing real-time use. ~~ Yea, the electric meter kind of does that, but it's a pain to read. Probably for the cost of any such devices I could buy a month's electricity. But it might at least make for some interesting discussion. Gary PS: Haven't been boating lately - busy with moving, new place, etc. But hopefully this weekend we'll go. |
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