Re: (ET) ET Charges for Pennys a Day

["Raymon R. Ellis" <raymon10 comcast net>]

Thanks Paul for the update. I remember back in August 2006 you gave me the
straight information on how to connect the Landis Controller in my E-20. 
You
went so far as to phone me to explain how you had set up your C-185. 
Several
months later you pointed out that 38.2 volt is full charge when my startup
voltage had been moved to 38.5 volts. I moved mine back slightly and all 
had
been well since that time with the Landis. I have not been able to get a
long run with the Kill-A-Watt meter here because of power failures. Some
said, however, that a small light connected in parallel will keep the meter
on through a failure but I have not tried that. Thanks again, Raymon Ellis

-----Original Message-----
From: elec-trak-bounces cosmos phy tufts edu
[mailto:elec-trak-bounces cosmos phy tufts edu] On Behalf Of PH
Sent: Thursday, February 21, 2008 1:18 PM
To: elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu
Subject: (ET) ET Charges for Pennys a Day

Hi All,
For the last month I have been using a Kill-a-Watt
power meter on my ET.

The numbers are in and for 30 days without snow the
average is 0.11 kw/hr per day or about one penny based
on the local electric rates.  The Landis keeps the
pack charged for a penny a day.

We has 2 snows during that time and the extra power to
charge was about 0.35 kw/hr for each storm.

I'm looking forward to the mowing season to check the
cost to mow.

Also Amazon is selling the P3 Kill-a-Watt for about
$23.

Thanks,
Paul Holzschuher
C-185 and E15
Cincinnati





 
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