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I've heard of free energy scammers using this to trick people, you muck with the waveform so the meter reads wrong, and it looks like you have invented a box th
by roywiggins 10y ago
I've heard of free energy scammers using this to trick people, you muck with the waveform so the meter reads wrong, and it looks like you have invented a box that saves energy.
- opportune 10y agoI feel like this could work really well if you just slap up some fake/broken solar panels on your roof that you got for dirt cheap
- Neliquat 10y agoThey now can test for many variations of these. Not sure how, but meter guy mentioned it.
- dzhiurgis 10y agoI doubt they actually enforce it.
- gfisher 10y agoI know that where I live, if the power factor is below .4, the meters can't accurately record the consumption. Kind of rare, but it does happen.