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That is indeed what they are, though Midea calls readings from it the Outdoor ambient temperature. As ambient is in practice rather vague (does it mea...
Of the charts that I posted on 17/01/2025 at 8:46 am, the first two are normal cycling, the second two are defrost cycles. The way I identify defrost ...
OK here the data for 0600-0659 in the chart I posted earlier today at 10:13 (actually its 0559-0658 because each row is the trailing minute, but what...
It already exists, you can't have a chart without numerical data behind it! I'll post it shortly, after I've added the kWh columns. The way my data co...
Someone after my own heart. We do try to stick to the 'there is no such thing as a stupid question, the stupid thing is not to ask' way of doing thing...
I agree, always be sceptical, always question whether what you think you see is what is actually going on. I think another pertinent question here is ...
That is indeed possible, but if there is an inrush it must be very short (and so does it really matter?). I sample every minute, @ivanhoew samples eve...
I think they are! The DT (delta t) isn't 25 degrees, its the difference between the LWT and the RWT which is a lot less and changes all the time, and ...
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