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Gordon394

12:25 AM on 30 November, 2008

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Spode's Back!

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basicasic

12:17 PM on 30 November, 2008

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....... or you could read your meter and use a calculator (and for measuring individual appliances Lidl does a nice power meter for £4.99).

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Pbryanw

2:03 AM on 1 December, 2008

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I thought Spode was one of those mythical figures in TR's history - they once said he did a 42 page round-up of Power Supplies! I didn't realise he was real. Good article too, I'm glad he's back.

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Spode

7:44 AM on 1 December, 2008

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Pbryanw - you missed the word "reluctantly" somewhere, I'm sure :P

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KaryFraumlmling

7:39 PM on 30 April, 2010

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For Linux software: last week, we published an open-source software (GPL) written in "C" for the Wattson (openwattson). It is published at http://dialog.hut.fi/openwattson/. It also works on OpenWRT so you don't have to spend energy for running the software on a PC or laptop! We'll publish the Makefile for OpenWRT shortly - just didn't have the time to include it in the first release.

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The Wattson is a nicely put together package that is simple to install and a pleasure to use. Its data logging functionality is perhaps more than most people require, but justifies the slightly high price tag of £99.95. You certainly won't re-coup your costs in money saved, but it looks nifty in your living room and is certainly easier than counting the blips on your meter.

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Reviewed by Andrew Miller

30 November 2008

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