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Non-Tech : Alternative energy
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To: Eric who wrote (16108)7/24/2016 5:43:44 PM
From: Doren1 Recommendation

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Bruno Cipolla

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It makes more sense where I live, although its pretty temperate here it occasionally does get pretty hot. LEDs are so much cooler. Several of my LEDs pull less than 2 watts.

The biggest one I have which I hardly ever turn on pulls 17 watts.

Last year was the first time I've used my air conditioning. Usually I blow in cool air at night then shut things up until its cooler outside again. I come home on a hot afternoon to a cool home. Use trees and insulation.
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