Electric Propulsion Reality Check
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_naDg-guomA
Forum Discussion
Hi,
I agree on the $22. Our Electricity provider only reads meters 4 times per year. So next month I expect my bill to shoot up dramatically. I don't have access to the meter, unfortunately. My total bill is under $39 including all fees and taxes.
I'm living in an apartment style condo on the north west corner of the 2nd floor. There are two west facing windows that might be used for panels. Unfortunately they would have to be inside the actual window. Pay back would be an insane number of years.
I will be suggesting that the building look at putting panels on the roof to reduce the "common area" electrical loads and costs.
I agree on the $22. Our Electricity provider only reads meters 4 times per year. So next month I expect my bill to shoot up dramatically. I don't have access to the meter, unfortunately. My total bill is under $39 including all fees and taxes.
I'm living in an apartment style condo on the north west corner of the 2nd floor. There are two west facing windows that might be used for panels. Unfortunately they would have to be inside the actual window. Pay back would be an insane number of years.
I will be suggesting that the building look at putting panels on the roof to reduce the "common area" electrical loads and costs.
time2roll wrote:
$22 fixed per month is not enough but as it rises there will be more and more people that cut the electric cord same as what is happening with satellite tv, land line phone service and cable.
