Ynottingten

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by Ynottingten 3y ago
Sun light is polarized. I literaly have a polarizing filter for my camera. And bluntly saying: yes you do fully read as someone with a head problem. You would not survive a blind study regarding EMF and your nose bleeding and would be a ver
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by Ynottingten 3y ago
So you have had the experience of one space using a heat pump but you don't have more information regarding it? What type it was? How well insolated was the space? Did the manager keep the temperature low on purpose? What does the summ
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by Ynottingten 3y ago
Thats a no brainer. If the sun shines a lot, we will have a lot of energy we can consume through an AC. Overall a heatpump will lead to a 2-4 times net energy reduction. Your normal car can use 30-40% of the energy in gasoline. We could jus
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by Ynottingten 3y ago
Purly heating by energy is the worst case scenario. I have to believe your 'the zeb' system has to be a scam as the energy amount such a small device can store, doesn't add up at all. If it requires a big water heating tank,
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by Ynottingten 3y ago
No clue. The last time i looked, the prices for a heat pump from known companies like LG or viesmann are similiar than a gas burner. And with a heat pump you can even invest in PV and use that to be even more independent and later you can l
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by Ynottingten 3y ago
In germany this topic was disucssed and is still discussed up and down and a TON of studies and caclulations exists.
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by Ynottingten 3y ago
The first link doesn't say anything about co2 at all. It talks about some inefficiencies. This doesn't mean its a bad choice and there are not many alternatives anyway. Not everyone wants an infrared based heating system or a air