Re: CRT's most energy efficient?

On Dec 8, 7:12 pm, CJT <abujl...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Steven Stone wrote:
In article <475ab689$0$27921$4c368...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
d...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
|On 12/7/07 8:42 AM, Steven Stone wrote:
|> Using a Kill-A-Watt for measurement,
|> my 32 inch Panasonic LCD HD TV, built December 2005, uses 110
watts
|> when on.
|>
|> The tag on the back of the TV claims it can draw as much as
2.6 amps,
|> or in my case over 300 Watts.
|>
|> Steve
| What does "on" mean? Are you watching a movie?
|

Powered on, brightness set for normal, not cinema or vivid, ,
volume
set at 12 (normal setting for us), surround sound on, AI sound
on,
think Monk TV show was on at the time of measurements. HDMI video
source from DirecTV H20 receiver.

So how many amps was it drawing (or, if you prefer, what was the
PF)?

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This has been the silliest thread I've seen. You guys going on about
power consumption like it means something. My DLP pulls a constant
load regardless of program material. Niether good nor bad - just the
nature of the beast. CRTs and Plasmas vary with program content as
Jordan mentioned earlier - the nature of those beasts. So what? Do you
like what you have? Good. No? Oh well. Want to lower the consumption?
You could turn it off....

FWIW, our computers all have PF corrected supplies. You're not
impressed either. OK

GG
.

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