Posted by dr sportster on March 25, 2008 at 09:41:57 from (67.72.98.93):
In Reply to: OT Electric bill posted by super99 on March 25, 2008 at 02:12:06:
I remember a post on here by jdemaris about small trnsformers like for phones and such drawing alot more than one might think.Fridge is a major load after that maybe TV.Im looking at it from the middle class veiw.A rich guy with a heated driveway pukes when he gets his bill too.haha.Mine changes alot in months with alot of welding or lathe time.Alot of these things are hobby related usage that you may forget about.Balanced load helps a bit.Someone told me there is a transformer that ties to a main panel that keeps both phases in balance as far as the meter is concerned.
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