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new metre
dragonlady42
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in Energy
did you know that when a new electric metre has been put in they omit to tell you your economy Seven times have changed.How remiss:(
Time..00.30pm to 7.30am only. Been doing my washing at 9.00 o clock thinking I was saving money only to find I wasnt making a blind bit of difference...what a waste:mad: how many of you out there dont know this...check your econmy times fast.
Time..00.30pm to 7.30am only. Been doing my washing at 9.00 o clock thinking I was saving money only to find I wasnt making a blind bit of difference...what a waste:mad: how many of you out there dont know this...check your econmy times fast.
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Varies from area to area, when i was on E7 it was 1am to 8am, never been as late a 9 am afaik.That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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That's just normal E7 times! Or 1-8 or 12-7.
No region has E7 times until 9am0 -
At the moment my times are 00.15 - 07.15 so when the clocks go forward it will be 01.15 - 08.15. The time is gradually slipping it used to be midnight a few years ago.Lost my soulmate so life is empty.
I can bear pain myself, he said softly, but I couldna bear yours. That would take more strength than I have -
Diana Gabaldon, Outlander0 -
Times don;t vary from area to area (if you have a timeswich or internal clock within the meter - as opposed to a teleswitch). They vary from house to house!0
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They can never have been as late as 9am surely? There must always be a huge demand surge at breakfast time (30 million kettles and toasters going on?) which would make it crazy to extend the E7 period as late as that.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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