Oh you just completely trimmed the stuff about the 100Wh/day fridge?

I wrote:
If people are using electricity to heat water, now they could feel good
about running their computer and crunching numbers all day!
Of course I have been proposing the same about waste heat of refrigerators,
recently I saw this article though:

 A fridge that takes only 0.1
kWh a day

and then I had stuff that apparently somebody on a of grid living list
extracted from:
http://mtbest.net/chest_fridge.html

On Feb 19, 2008 2:11 PM, Bob Axtell <engineer@cotse.net> wrote:

> Absolutely wonderful stuff, Tobias. I am trimming to assist James only.
>
> --Bob Axtell
>
> Tobias Gogolin wrote:
> > For work I recently got one of those AMD 6400 dual cores, which runs
> idle at
> > 50+ degC also that 300 + Million Transistor Graphics Card is up in that
> > temp. range...
> > If we don't talk about a 40 Gallon Household water heater, but instead
> some
> > smaller reservoir similar to what people used under the sink in years
> past,
> > at least there would be warm water for washing hands or hair - free
> > basically!
> > My solar concentrator for example that invests less than 3 kW during its
> > tracking hours manages to get my big tank often hotter than one can
> stand!
> > Temperatures above 43 deg C are considered that - too hot!
> >
> >
> <respectful snip>
>
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