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well, it partly depends on the local electricity rate you are paying .... which is probably a little higher here in europe than in the states, i guess. haven't
by timlossen 15y ago
well, it partly depends on the local electricity rate you are paying .... which is probably a little higher here in europe than in the states, i guess. haven't really calculated the amortization time yet, though.
- windsurfer 15y ago10 watts per year is 87.6 kW h... how much are you paying for your electricity?
- loki99 15y ago88kwh cost about 22$ here in Vienna, AT.
- windsurfer 15y agoSo for a 200$ drive versus a 100$ drive using 4x as much power with both having an expected life time of 4 years, the 100$ drive is still cheaper.