Re: Radbot is a winner!

Oct 8, 2019, 09:59 by dan...@pocock.pro: > I didn't see this as advertising: > Thank you for that good explanation. I'm sorry I didn't see it that way. I really want to fight for the good, believe me. Maybe you can give us some suggestions how we can move forward. I have asked questions about

Re: Radbot is a winner!

On 08/10/2019 11:48, ahil...@keemail.me wrote: > Why are you advertising your products here? I thought this was about free > software, not advertising. Or was it a distraction? The hardware and software have both been developed using open source principles Personally, I welcome examples

Re: Radbot is a winner!

Why are you advertising your products here? I thought this was about free software, not advertising. Or was it a distraction? We haven't solved the evil problem yet. We need to discuss more until we know who we can give our money to before we have time for distractions. Please let us

Re: Radbot is a winner!

Hi, Savings are dependent on a mixture of things, including house EPC rating and house usage patterns. Radbot will do better where (a) EPC ratings are worse ie D or worse and (b) chunks of the house are unoccupied for large chunks of the day when heating is running such as bedrooms. I could

Re: Radbot is a winner!

On 03/10/2019 10:22, Damon Hart-Davis wrote: > (Radbot is the open-source-based https://github.com/opentrv/ smart > radiator valve that can save ~30% of your heating carbon footprint and > bills.  I can be reached at dhd at exnet.com .  Offer > expires 8th Oct: I’ve been out

Radbot is a winner!

At the suggestion of Daniel Pocock, I’m posting this here! (Radbot is the open-source-based https://github.com/opentrv/ smart radiator valve that can save ~30% of your heating carbon footprint and bills. I can be reached at dhd at exnet.com. Offer expires 8th Oct: I’ve been out of the office