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krw wrote:

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JC,
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electric bill. Our website is www.kwattsaver.com. you can watch our 4
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Lieing spammer! Your device *CANNOT* work.

I don't like spam any more than you do, but I think you need
to go back and read more about the difference between resistive
loads and reactive loads in electrical engineering, and then
consider the difference between true power and apparent power.

I am a BSEE, been practicing for more than 30 years. Now, please
do tell me something about reactive power. You do know that
residential customers are *NOT* charged for PF (that's "Power
Factor") don't you?

By putting in the right combination of inductors and capacitors,
one can trick an electrical meter into showing a lower usage of
power than what it otherwise might indicate.

You're simply as full of **** as the spammer. Power meters do
*NOT* react to reactive loads. They are *POWER* meters, not VA
meters.

--
Keith