Whats wrong with 900W to 1kw per hour exactly? Other than being pedantic I think that saying consumption is 0.9-1 KWH is understood.
Your teacher should have explained to you what is the difference between kW/h and kWh.
But on a marketing site dedicated for miners, that to quote earlier post in this thread:
The fact is that 95% of miners out there have a very rudimentary understanding of computers, algorithms, and programming.
I would add that they also have rudimentary understanding of literacy and numeracy.
This is what makes reading mining forums such a great fun. Are people really that stupid or are they just pretending? How to they are going to bamboozle people with bullshit calculations involving non-existing units of measure like kelvin-watt-henry?
On this occasion I'd like to post a good advice that reeses had given about
a year six years ago:
I'd recommend reading "The Big Con" for some of the history, and watching Confidence and The Sting as examples of the "classic" con games.
I read that book, and although it was written between the world wars, it is very pertaining to
Bitcoin all cryptocurrecies. Here's a short excerpt:
- Locating and investigating a well-to-do victim. (Putting the mark up.)
- Gaining the victims confidence. (Playing the con for him.)
- Steering him to meet the insideman. (Roping the mark.)
- Permitting the insideman to show him how he can make a large amount of money dishonestly. (Telling him the tale.)
- Allowing the victim to make a substantial profit. (Giving him the convincer.)
- Determining exactly how much he will invest. (Giving him the breakdown.)
- Sending him home for his amount of money. (Putting him on the send.)
- Playing him against a big store and fleecing him. (Taking off the touch.)
- Getting him out of the way as quietly as possible. (Blowing him off.)
- Forestalling action by the law. (Putting in the fix.)