u/Sheeplessknight

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Sheeplessknight

Based on the text it seems like it should be 4% of the number of *all** trucks*

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Ya it should be 13 heavy 325 tons at a cost of 10.4k

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Stretched stays the same, erect and flaccid varry by the exact amount of blood

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More like twice a month

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Network linked cameras with more then one location

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You should be getting a COP of 3-4 with natural gas being ~6.4¢/kWh and electric at ~16¢/kWh

Gas furnace at ~80% efficiency is thus ~8¢ per kWh of internal heating

High efficiency furnaces can get up to 98% so that would come to 6.5¢

Heat pumps can go over 100% efficiency and air source heat pumps generally range from 2.5 to 4 for CoP that gives us the range of 4¢/kWh to 6.5¢/kWh. So in Colorado off peak so long as you are able to achieve a CoP of 2.5 you beat gas.

Most modern cold weather units are able to keep a CoP of 2.5 down to ~0F, older units will get down below the brake even

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Na a couple beheadings is expected, it is the cannons of grape shot

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It is considered peaceful for a ** FRENCH ** protest

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Ya, but the French do protest different, like ever since like 1793

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The fall generally comes after the revolution

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CoPE is like 3 down to freezing and most don't drop to 1 until well below 0F

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That is resistive heat, with a heat pump (most work down to ~0F with CPOE of >3 ) you pay less on electric, and if you were going to install AC it can use the same lines so it is not appreciably more then an AC + furnace

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Ya 87, 137 and NN are the only actually grass roots ones btw

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I will say just about everyone involved in conservation in the state is in some way funded by 137 revenue

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Honestly, in most parts of CO induction cooktops and reversible heat pumps ARE more cost effective then gas after the upfront costs.

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Looks at Walmart

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The big thing from TBs side is that touching the backend is a security concern as well as a fair play thing

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Ya, I wish our supplier here offered bothe but they only do 200 Proof or 140 Proof

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That's a big oof my guy

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Do you remember your own bio ?

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Are you quoting mullin at me? XD

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Good job poisoning the well

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Pro-multipayer healthcare

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Ya, it would have to be a 30+ year process with outside forces keeping peace to have a good chance but I don't think that would ever fly

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I think there appears to be weak corilation.