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by plasmanu » 27/11/14, 14:59

At 10cts of € currently.
It will be 20cts.
With the increase of 5% per year on average.
We'll be there soon. Especially with retroactive laws.
Consumption will have to be halved to avoid being impacted.

I just learned (heard) that future air conditioning will have the motion detector instead of the common thermostat.
What a bright idea.
Mated to routines.
Style: never on weekends (not there), remember to switch on 15 minutes before the day's arrival time (always the same).
...
At home I replace my 11 / 15w compact fluorescent with SMD 3w. Which were 60 / 100w initially.
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by Obamot » 27/11/14, 16:07

plasmanu wrote:
Obamot wrote:Cost of nuclear power: the real figures are out!

Now that Germany and Switzerland have decided to phase out nuclear power for a few years, the real costs are no longer hidden! Thus a study shows that in operation, we were at 50% of the real cost in fact.

Thus, nuclear energy has been sold at too low a price and it will be the generations to come who will have to bear the consequences, according to the conclusions of the "Federal Audit Office".

Costs advertised in blue, actual costs in red:

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[color = indigo] All that why (?) to support the current economic system of "predation" of mining resources, to encourage nuclear power had several objectives, and in particular to "guarantee" better competitiveness, but also to speculate on the price of ore (buy at low cost and then resell electricity when it was expensive on the market) or to have strategic energy reserves in the event of economic crises or even survive war patterns. So, even with all this Machiavellian strategy, we discover that we were 50% below the real costs: we will now have to pay the bill! All of this has now been proven through the concealment of the real figures for decades: the sciences are right, but what they are sometimes made to say: is false and rigged!

QED.

(not included: the cost of future dismantling ...)

At 10cts of € currently.
It will be 20cts.
With the increase of 5% per year on average.
We'll be there soon. Especially with retroactive laws.
Consumption will have to be halved to avoid being impacted.

I just learned (heard) that future air conditioning will have the motion detector instead of the common thermostat.
What a bright idea.
Mated to routines.
Style: never on weekends (not there), remember to switch on 15 minutes before the day's arrival time (always the same).
...
At home I replace my 11 / 15w compact fluorescent with SMD 3w. Which were 60 / 100w initially.

Exact ! 8) (if you speak in kW / h I presume) everyone must get started:

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If everyone reasoned in terms of energy efficiency ... (with renewable energy here and there ...)

Ditto for the LEDs, I enjoy the lighting with 20W projectors (the approved ones have become affordable, I have not taken Chinese import for insurance issues ...), only happiness (my office has a 3W , that's enough for me, and rarely lit ...), another projo to light up our parking spaces ... I'm waiting for the compact fluorescents to die of their beautiful death (they are no longer numerous and not in living areas .. .)

Lack more than very small graphene supercapacitors in each LED lamp (to store energy overnight or store that captured on its roof) ... : Lol:
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by plasmanu » 27/11/14, 20:22

I have been ordering direct from China for ages.
It's not good ... Let's move on!

The crews leds are extra.
The gain is monstrous everywhere.
All 12v transformer lamps work with g4 led smd.
The consumption goes from 20w to 2w. It's easy for the transformer.
There are g9 directly 220v led smd. The class.
Large halogens receive dimmable R7S (variable or not).
The consumption goes from 500 / 150w to 30 / 9w.
E27 the most classic 3w led smd / crew, it's worth the old 75w wired.
I slammed a g9 lit by a big storm: the electronics on board burned. Loss € 3.
From now on there are COBs: it's like sticking several LEDs together, it's prettier.
The best is CREW.
My diving torch can prove it ... : Mrgreen:
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by Obamot » 27/11/14, 21:22

Bein Cree is not Chinese but not rican ?! COOL we're going to straighten their GDP ... : Cheesy: ( : Mrgreen: )

If you mean "Cree", yes.

I'm eyeing these Cree (their latest "cry" model is 3000 LM ...) to ride at night:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tu7SION836g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27eoLfPoHmA


... it seems that the difference is enormous from a lambda halogen H4 ...
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by plasmanu » 27/11/14, 21:33

Damn.
Yes Cree.
Crew is a diminutive ricain (still them)
My torch is 1800lm for 1 3,7v 2,8A lithium 18650 battery.
Ultrafire. It makes you blind.
The night at sea underwater is better than nat geo wild.

PS a CREE stays incredibly cold to the touch.
Simple to test: the LED flash of telephones.
touch
Leave it on.
Long time.
It’s cold and it’s almost nothing from the battery.
During the manipulation, the screen consumes the most.
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by plasmanu » 28/11/14, 06:23

Obamot wrote:I'm eyeing these Cree (their latest "cry" model is 3000 LM ...) to ride at night:

... it seems that the difference is enormous from a lambda halogen H4 ...


Dark.

Already 2 years ago, I brought in 2 3800lm headlights for a bike to hang on the helmet or handlebars. 1 battery pack dropped.

It's CREE XM-L T6
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Pack of 4 lithium batteries 6400mah for 8.4v
1led 1800lm 3 led 3800lm 5 led 7000lm up to 7 led 9800lm.
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http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Bicycle- ... 40744.html

My colleague went out at night on a cross mountain bike rally, because out of the field of vision, it is completely dark.

With the CREEs the use is of long range.
I have another ultrafire (non-waterproof), which has an incredible dish in the reflector.
1 li-On battery, at 800m, we make a round of 20 / 30m.
Pointed up in the mist, it's like the laser beam of a nightclub. Ideal for administering the questionnaire : Mrgreen:

The record for installing on a car is 24480lm for 288w, found this morning.
It is to hang on the 4 * 4, almost military like thing. $ 770 both.
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2PCS-LOT ... 25529.html

In my opinion with the cree we arrive at 1w for 100lm. Whatever the power. from 0.1w 10lm up to 300w 30000lm, the output is the same.
Doing better is difficult.
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