GRich
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I wasn't needing instruction on the difference between Wh, kWh, mWh or decimal placement. But thanks anyway, I think?????No, 1770 kWh (kilowatt hours) is 1.77 megawatt HOUR < singular. 1770 watt hours would be 1.77 kilowatt hour. Which BTW, wouldn't run a Walmart electric space heater for an hour and a half.
I sincerely hope I've deconstructed dat decimal point dilemma for you.
All my silliness notwithstanding, the decimal point has been misplaced and misused throughout the entirety of this thread. Not to mention wayward "ballpark estimates".
Everybody has misplaced the decimal point, the period of usage, basically whatever they could.
"Average" usage is alleged to be about 10 kWh per day, which would, (as we both know at this point), be 10,000 "watt hours". Obviously, this could only attach to a portion of spring and fall. since electric heat or air conditioning nullify that estimate.
If you didn't post the numbers I seeked clarification on , please make it clear that you are not the person who posted it. The numbers didn't seem right and I was hoping to hear from the source if it was not you.