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Pete C. Pete C. is offline
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On Wed, 24 Sep 2008 09:00:31 -0500, "Pete C."
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Pete C. wrote:

... Certainly a $30 hour meter will be a lot cheaper than a real KWH meter.

A used residential kWh meter might cost $20.

Nick


Might, if you can find one. They aren't exactly a popular item, so they
aren't found in abundance from common sources.


http://www.hialeahmeter.com/spwm.html
$16


Well, there you go, though you do have to figure in the cost of the
socket as well for another $11 + shipping on everything.