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@editor Thanks 🙂
@hughf @editor my mistake. It is R290. Mars, could you edit that please. Thanks
@morgan Mmm, expressing a view doesnt usually require the injection of sarcasm, however lets just agree to disagree.
@morgan The extraction of raw materials happens in all industrial processes including traditional cars. It has done since the beginning of industriali...
@editor @morgan I think an interesting development will be the possibility of using old (or existing) EV battery packs as home batteries. This would...
@abernyte Having recent purchased an I3 and taking an interest in optimal battery charging for longevity, I learnt that BMW build in a minimum charge ...
@ianmk13 We have a large kitchen and opted to install an A2A unit in it rather than take up the walls with radiators. We had experience of using them ...
@toodles Totally agree, perhaps I am a bit trusting about motives but I take the view that its my duty to get as many people on the green boat as poss...
@editor The EmonPi unit is plugged into the mains and the other items are plugged in to the EmonPi. Ive attached an image of my heatmeter, the grey...
I joined a while ago and had an email last month From them saying they are still setting it up so no visits yet.
@editor the CT clamp and voltage sensor are plugged in and if using a heat meter in your circuit, that is connected via a modbus to usb connector.
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