energy savings

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Today's drugs better than usual, Jan?

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Phil Hobbs

On a sunny day (Fri, 29 Aug 2014 10:24:33 -0400) it happened Phil Hobbs wrote in :

be a bit polite. You seem to know s*it how to hide your email address. And Usenet is not an advertizing place.

Tragically sorry to disappoint you. I don't bother hiding my email on Usenet because I never get any spam from it.

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Cool. In the USA, we'd need to run each one off a separate branch of the 120-0-120 power system.

Our hair dryers max out at about 1800 watts, 120 volts, 15 amps. I help save the Earth by not using one.

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Project not working out?

Which project?

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I'm one up on you. I help by not needing one. ;)

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Is that "help" though choice? I don't have that choice! :-)

Snap!

Bill, you live in Australia, which is very far from EUSSR and this distance protects you from their lunatic ideas and their implementations. I'm an insider and I don't find it particularly funny... :-/

Best regards, Piotr

Would nicely complement the heatbulb idea: :-)

A heater in a form of a 100W lightbulb, with extremely high efficiency:

"since ninety-five percent of their energy is thrown off as heat and only five percent as light."

Best regards, Piotr

Lower wind resistance, too, I bet.

Probably nobody really knows but I think that invention really belongs to the Dutch:

We have thick aluminum one and I am not sure it would be ok over charcoal. Also, I like to cook stuff without a lid where I can stir on occasion or sprinkle in spices. On a good bean dish you have to sprinkle in fried bacon towards the end. Only problem is, when it's done you can't stop eating.

On a sunny day (Fri, 29 Aug 2014 11:13:51 -0400) it happened Phil Hobbs wrote in :

Well, proportional to volume, anyway. Of course I've taken off thirty pounds in the last six months, so my surface area to volume ratio has increased by like 4 percent. ;)

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Hmm, My mistake. I always thought the Pennsylvania Dutch came from Deutsch.. But apparently that is a folk legend.

George H.

Pennsylvania Dutch is from Germany. Here is an example, although the speakers have a fairly thick American accent which naturally develops if you live here for long or are born here:

Dutch from the Netherlands sounds totally different. I am or at least was fluent in it but Germans generally do not understand it unless they grew up very close to the border (and even then only some of them).

Must be those drugs again. Enjoy!

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On a sunny day (Fri, 29 Aug 2014 13:31:48 -0400) it happened Phil Hobbs wrote in :

Then stop using those!