COLD DARK ROOM

[JoesMum]

Both great books.

Ohh I see. Its expensive here too.
But we use automatic machines along with dryer. Here every electronic equipment is 220 volts. While in other countries I heard they are of 110 volts.

Most of the world is at 220V or thereabouts... Apart from USA and Canada.

 

[JoesMum]

I have solar. Just thought I'd toss that into the mix.

You have sun!

 

[Raqib Farid]

Most of the world is at 220V or thereabouts... Apart from USA and Canada.

Ohh. I didn't know that. I heard 220 V are only in some countries.

 

[Yvonne G]

Today I ran the risk of getting non-hodgkin's lymphoma. I sprayed outside my fences with Roundup. When I first started at zero dark thirty the air was as calm as can be, but just before I finished the second sprayer-ful a breeze kicked up. I still have more to do, but can't afford the over spray in the breeze.

 

[Raqib Farid]

You have sun!

Lol [emoji1]

 

[Yvonne G]

You have sun!

Right -- solar does work better with sun, but my meter still runs backwards on cloudy days.

 

[DE42]

If I convert it in my currency 200$ approx to Rs-22,400 and 50$ approx to Rs- 5,600.

We (in our house and some other houses) normally have electricity bill in summer about Rs 9,000 which approx to 80.35$ and in winter its about Rs- 1,500 to Rs- 2,000 per month which approx to 13.39$ & 17.85$ respectively.

But people with higher standards may have their bill more than Rs.100,000 which equals to 892.95$.
Too many calculations just telling you guys.[emoji23][emoji23] Never mind [emoji25][emoji25][emoji26]


Edit: I don't have AC or heater. Just normal roof fans or whatever they called. Its too much inflation here. Politics leaders just warming their pockets and increasing their bank accounts and making nation fool.[emoji19]

I have heat and A.C. but I set my A.C. at 80 in the summer so it don't come on much. We seldom have a day over 90.

 

[JoesMum]

Right -- solar does work better with sun, but my meter still runs backwards on cloudy days.

And to be fair, solar panels are more common over here too now. We have considered getting them on our house, but the cost outweighs the benefits for us at the moment. I know they're environmentally more friendly, but we would lose financially big time at the moment.

Wind energy is very popular over here too. There are many wind farms, especially in coastal waters.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

I don't even know how to look for fossils lol. I'd probably stump my toe on one and not know it. Lol

You never know.
Many of the greatest fossil finds have been discovered by people with know knowledge of what they've found entirely by chance.

 

[DE42]

Today I ran the risk of getting non-hodgkin's lymphoma. I sprayed outside my fences with Roundup. When I first started at zero dark thirty the air was as calm as can be, but just before I finished the second sprayer-ful a breeze kicked up. I still have more to do, but can't afford the over spray in the breeze.

You are spraying after dark?

 

[Raqib Farid]

I have heat and A.C. but I set my A.C. at 80 in the summer so it don't come on much. We seldom have a day over 90.

I think 80 F is not hot I think. [emoji848]

 

[DE42]

Most of the world is at 220V or thereabouts... Apart from USA and Canada.

The question is how many Hertz?

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

That's good. Teaching is a very dignified passion. I used to teach boys/girls of Class 9,10,11&12 at home. Now I got job about one and half years ago at District & Sessions Court as Clerk of Court (C.O.C) (also knows as incharge of court or Chief Ministerial Officer Of Court) by the grace of God.

Sounds very interesting.
But I retired at 39 and am most happy doing my own thing now.

 

[Yvonne G]

You are spraying after dark?

No, "zero dark thirty" in this case refers to about 6a when the sun hasn't yet peeped over the horizon.

 

[DE42]

I think 80 F is not hot I think. [emoji848]

(80*F)-32×(5/9)=26.7*C

 

[Yvonne G]

(80*F)-32×(5/9)=26.7*C

So that's the formula? That's a whole lot more difficult than just opening a new window and asking my friend, Google, to tell me what it is.

 

[DE42]

No, "zero dark thirty" in this case refers to about 6a when the sun hasn't yet peeped over the horizon.

Ah I see. Dad always said when he went hunting he would be back at dark thirty which was 30 min after dark. Lol

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Today I ran the risk of getting non-hodgkin's lymphoma. I sprayed outside my fences with Roundup. When I first started at zero dark thirty the air was as calm as can be, but just before I finished the second sprayer-ful a breeze kicked up. I still have more to do, but can't afford the over spray in the breeze.

Be very careful, Yvonne!
I hope you were wearing a mask.

 

[Raqib Farid]

Sounds very interesting.
But I retired at 39 and am most happy doing my own thing now.

At age of 39? Is it not too early? Or you mean after teaching 39 years?

 

[DE42]

So that's the formula? That's a whole lot more difficult than just opening a new window and asking my friend, Google, to tell me what it is.

Never miss a chance to do math! Lol