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09-03-09, 12:04 AM
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Looks like I'm in a 3-4 KwH/m2/Day area... ...
Looks like I'm in a 3-4 KwH/m2/Day area...
I found a few resources which say that a good average or starting point for new construction is to use the CF of the home and multiply by 4.5.
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Thanks for the link, I'll check it out later...
Thanks for the link, I'll check it out later tonite, when I have more me-time.
As far as previous utility bills, there aren't any, since the house is new construction (I don't even have the permit...
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09-02-09, 01:51 AM
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Solar hot water to heat a house?
Let's say the house is supposed to be 50x80, and will be at least partially buried in a hill, built from cinder block, directly on top of a concrete slab with water pipes running through it.
How...
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