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new deal, but advantages/disadvantages have previously been discussed here

if you want one - this is a good price

if you think this product is a waste, please don't tell others how they're wasting their money and will never recoup their cost.

I love mine, useful to determining energy use on different things around the home!

As a meatatarian I personally won't kill a watt.

ACandJVR said:As a meatatarian I personally won't kill a watt.

Technically u save them. LOL

tomtoc said:if you think this product is a waste, please don't tell others how they're wasting their money and will never recoup their cost.

I saved the cost in under a year just by using a different fan in my bedroom. The one I'd been using sucked up over a hundred watts while another one I had that moved just as much air only used 40 watts.

Also answered the question "Does the refrigerator in the garage use a lot more electricity in July when its 100 degrees out than it does when its 70 degrees?". Which is "not really".

Probably opened MUCH less often? (is that correct English? "much less often")
That's probably why it didn't show 2-3 times as much I guess...

TSx said:sklar said:Also answered the question "Does the refrigerator in the garage use a lot more electricity in July when its 100 degrees out than it does when its 70 degrees?". Which is "not really".

I found the same result, and was honestly amazed. I was sure our outdoor refrigerator would use 2-3 times as much during the 100ºF days, but it really didn't.

I have one and they work great...think I paid about $17 shipped.