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Alright, let’s see how hot we can get it! (Patreon)

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2024-06-01 00:48:01
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2024-06

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frisky dingo

1 watt-hour=3600 joules Energy (in watt-hours) 1,231,326,785÷12 hours joules 3600 joules/watt-hour ≈ 342,035 watt-hours Energy (in watt-hours)= 3600 joules/watt-hour 1,231,326,785 joules ​ ≈342,035 watt-hours Therefore, it takes approximately 342,035 watt-hours (or 342.035 kWh) of energy to heat 500 gallons of water from 75°F to 103°F in one hour devide by 12 = 28.5 hours. At 1200 watts that is what I assume it draws Although I don't know how many gallons it is so multiply x2 and divide by your gallons to get a accurate ancer. I wonder if I'll be right 😄😁🤪