the pool has its own heat pump, from april to october we don't heat the house anyway, no need to
Milan.
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I mean, why not stick a heat exchanger in the mix, mine bitcoin and dump the excess generated heat to warm the pool? Best of all worlds?
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Once you have enough bitcoin you can just buy a yacht with a heated pool on it and sail around the med.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postthat never crossed my mind
we could forget heating the pool and mine bitcoin
will look in to it
thanks
Milan.
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that never crossed my mind
we could forget heating the pool and mine bitcoin
will look in to it
thanks
Milan.
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Stranded energy ? Most bitcoin is mined with stranded energy - contrary to what most people think. You could switch over to mining BTC in the winter when its too cold to get your kit off and take a swim.Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
that's the thing though isn't it, we have all this capacity to create energy, and so it's not about being efficient, it's about using all of the energy
funny old world
Milan.
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that's the thing though isn't it, we have all this capacity to create energy, and so it's not about being efficient, it's about using all of the energyOriginally posted by willendure View Post
If you are dumping 34.5 KWh into the pool every day, it might be more efficient to skip the part where you turn sunlight into electricity and then electricity into heat. Just solar direct heating panels.
funny old world
Milan.
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If you are dumping 34.5 KWh into the pool every day, it might be more efficient to skip the part where you turn sunlight into electricity and then electricity into heat. Just solar direct heating panels.Originally posted by milanbenes View Postis now in operation, and the heatpump and filtration systems are running off the panels
how cool is that
we are currently consuming about 35kwh per day and of that 0.5kwh is coming from the grid
you gotta be in it to win it
Milan in "going green" mode.
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the pool
is now in operation, and the heatpump and filtration systems are running off the panels
how cool is that
we are currently consuming about 35kwh per day and of that 0.5kwh is coming from the grid
you gotta be in it to win it
Milan in "going green" mode.Tags: None
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