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'Residential Service
This rate schedule applies to all residential electric service used for domestic purposes on the premises of any individual private residence, apartment, or dwelling and measured by a single meter at approximately 110 or 240 volts, 60 cycles. The common areas of residential developments will be considered residential service if the owners of the common area are exclusive users and if the total connected load for the common area does not exceed 30 kW.
Rates Per Meter Per Month
Customer Charge $9.80
Energy Charge, per kWh $0.0681'
this is a quote from my city's website on energy costs. What kind of set up would i have to have to go over 30kilowat if there are any math people on to help?
This rate schedule applies to all residential electric service used for domestic purposes on the premises of any individual private residence, apartment, or dwelling and measured by a single meter at approximately 110 or 240 volts, 60 cycles. The common areas of residential developments will be considered residential service if the owners of the common area are exclusive users and if the total connected load for the common area does not exceed 30 kW.
Rates Per Meter Per Month
Customer Charge $9.80
Energy Charge, per kWh $0.0681'
this is a quote from my city's website on energy costs. What kind of set up would i have to have to go over 30kilowat if there are any math people on to help?
also if i go over this limit; which is the residential limit i would have to pay a whole lot more as i would be in a different pay schedule.
You really need to find out how many kW you have to play with, other people are going to be using the grid too. To get you started, a 2x6990 rig should be around 1kW.
1kw a month? their are 12 units in my complex (building b) and dozens of buildings i dont know how many would be on the same grid.
http://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator.php
There you go, that should tell you what you wanna know. The current value of a bitcoin is 11.2 usd at least it was last I looked.
There you go, that should tell you what you wanna know. The current value of a bitcoin is 11.2 usd at least it was last I looked.
thanks for the calc
'Residential Service
This rate schedule applies to all residential electric service used for domestic purposes on the premises of any individual private residence, apartment, or dwelling and measured by a single meter at approximately 110 or 240 volts, 60 cycles. The common areas of residential developments will be considered residential service if the owners of the common area are exclusive users and if the total connected load for the common area does not exceed 30 kW.
Rates Per Meter Per Month
Customer Charge $9.80
Energy Charge, per kWh $0.0681'
this is a quote from my city's website on energy costs. What kind of set up would i have to have to go over 30kilowat if there are any math people on to help?
This rate schedule applies to all residential electric service used for domestic purposes on the premises of any individual private residence, apartment, or dwelling and measured by a single meter at approximately 110 or 240 volts, 60 cycles. The common areas of residential developments will be considered residential service if the owners of the common area are exclusive users and if the total connected load for the common area does not exceed 30 kW.
Rates Per Meter Per Month
Customer Charge $9.80
Energy Charge, per kWh $0.0681'
this is a quote from my city's website on energy costs. What kind of set up would i have to have to go over 30kilowat if there are any math people on to help?
with the current prices of bitcoin, and the difficulty ever increasing, and also electricity costs.. this seems like a stupid idea to mine bitcoin. Anyone have a counter to this reasoning, beyond 'i do it for the love of bitcoin blah blah'