You can't have one of those, The government, state or fed, does'nt get ANY revenue from it. The local power Co. here in Md., BG&E have been running comercials here lately. Talking about the "Smart Thermostat" Oh yeah they got some slick talking about how much money you can save in a year by letting the power Co. install these wonderful new thermostats. In the summer time, he!!, year round, the power Co. can adjust your "Smart Thermostat" to save you money. They of course don't tell you that you may be a little colder in the winter. And a little hotter in the summer. But who cares, you'll be saving money, and as an added plus..... You'll of course be helping to save the environment. This is all voluntary right now, but you just know it will become mandatory in probably the not too distant future. They, state and Fed. governments are going to regulate every thing we do. Oh, but of course, it will be for our own good. Jack
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