tom_tarbucket wrote: » For 1. It seems like free credit. See attached. Edit: Or maybe not, I think they are saying the actual card is worth 10 Euro.
Black_Knight wrote: » That's exactly what it is. Replacement card sounds like it's gonna be €10. Seems a rip off really, though I guess the app is planned to be the free alternative to the card.
tom_tarbucket wrote: » I already have a card. (Credit card sizes) Be great if they had a smaller fob type card to attach to keys. Anyone know of the new card is still credit card sized.
unkel wrote: » Owl intuition. I bought one on adverts.ie for €15 and another on eBay for GBP8 Early bird gets the worm and all. You have to put in the time and the effort to get a bargain.
tom_tarbucket wrote: » Will these owl things work on the new digital meters (with no spinny wheel etc)
Black_Knight wrote: » Does the Owl have any integrations? Any APIs to hit? I've home assistant doing all my home automation and metrics gathering, so ideally i'd get something which works with that. Shelly energy monitor crossed my mind too. I want to be able to pull data from it and store it on a local DB I have. From where I can display everything in Grafana, where all my other metrics are.
Black_Knight wrote: » Here's a random EV thought/mention. Google maps is gearing up to allow you to pay for EV charging through it.https://www.xda-developers.com/google-maps-10-30-electric-vehicle-charging-payments-compatible-plugs/
charlieIRL wrote: » Wouldn't it be great to have one app which shows all charge points available, no matter who supplies them, and see if they are free or in use? No more swapping between ecars / plugshare etc.
handofdog wrote: » It seems to have some form of API but I've never used it: https://theowl.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/201284603-Multicast-UDP-API-Information Scroll down the page to see some pdfs that have sample data,
handofdog wrote: » I'd highly recommend the Owl. We have ours approx 5 years now. In the first few months it paid for itself - even at full purchase cost of approx €40. It helped me to hone in on devices that were really uneconomical - one particular lamp was just burning money! I realise that this could have been done without the Owl but using the Owl just made things so much more convenient,
tom_tarbucket wrote: » Is there any such thing as just one that you can use on a iPhone for example. Clamp on the wire, app on the phone, view from the comfort of your phone.
MJohnston wrote: » A few here: https://3dinsider.com/home-energy-monitors/ Also: https://www.smappee.com/be_en/homepage?l=en_IE
tom_tarbucket wrote: » Thanks. To be honest not looking for anything over complicated. just something to show my real-time kWh readout from the meter box. any tips?
Whatwicklow wrote: » 2 Disaster - Water bottle frozen and no under bonnet heat to defrost, Ballygowan out the window was less than satisfactory to clear the window.
unkel wrote: » No need for that. A €1.29 bottle of concentrated screen wash from Lidl mixed in with 2-3l of water and it will never freeze over in Ireland.
Stealthirl wrote: » I use this in the winter, available at woodies and micksgarage, €10 for 5L
charlieIRL wrote: » i was charging at a 22kWh charger there while i got some lunch today and when i came back, a UK reg Tesla was charging beside me. Would it not take hours and hours for them to get a decent amount of charge? Model S, crikey they are lovely!!!
charlieIRL wrote: » i was charging at a 22kWh charger there while i got some lunch today and when i came back, a UK reg Tesla was charging beside me. Would it not take hours and hours for them to get a decent amount of charge?
tom_tarbucket wrote: » Any good site or app that lets you enter your car type and battery power and it will do a route plan and charging locations along the way? Specifically anyone Irish centric
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