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Thanks for the corrections. Eventually the switch will help, worldwide.
In Response To: workable LED's are relatively new ()
If only to slow down the increases in energy demands. Bottom line is cost up front, then you change even the most reluctant to change. Lighting is a vast area ripe for conservation.
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- Christmas has it's first sound system.
- Also our first tablet..
- That's a good solution
- Is there any potential for power conservation/rebates, for the marine industry?
- The payback for our boats stuff.....
- You're the closest thing to a 'NetZero' boat out there. Stanley Paris looked promising.
- I try, BUT.....
- For the past two summers
- KIWI SPIRIT was only "promising" as long as she could maintain 9 knots, he's now having to "conserve" his fuel...
- I try, BUT.....
- You're the closest thing to a 'NetZero' boat out there. Stanley Paris looked promising.
- I've finally converted the whole house
- Similar issues with light. Also dimmer switches.
- Re: a global campaign
- I wish that were so, Mark. By 2020 we may reach 50% LED to incadescent worldwide.
- workable LED's are relatively new
- Thanks for the corrections. Eventually the switch will help, worldwide.
- I'd replaced all incandescent bulbs in the house......
- workable LED's are relatively new
- I wish that were so, Mark. By 2020 we may reach 50% LED to incadescent worldwide.
- Re: a global campaign
- Similar issues with light. Also dimmer switches.
- I see marine instruments using more power, not less
- Thanks, Tom, I was completely unaware of that service.
- Wow you are a power hog....
- We did get a fed tax break for boat solar installation...
- The payback for our boats stuff.....
- Is there any potential for power conservation/rebates, for the marine industry?
