fortphoenix
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god damn 1500-2000 off just 7k and the a/c?? how? if your lights are on 12/12 @.15 cents/kwh shouldn't the lights only be around 375-400 month? granted the a/c would cost probably the same per month, shouldn't it only be around 1k a month if you include regular electric use too? sorry I'm just trying to figure out how yours is so highI'm in the 1500$ to 2000$ a month.im running 6 1000 watt gavitas and a 1000 watt veg light plus 36000 btu mini split ac.been doing it for about 6 years.never had a problem but I pay my bill on time.every month
damn dude thats really high but yeah man i figured along as you pay on time there shouldn't really be anything to worry about. thank you for the input thoughMy bill is over 700 a month. No indoor grow. Just a pool and a/c. That gives you an idea how high you can go without even ending up on the radar. I would imagine 30% of people use more power than me, without growing. Anything under 2g's a month seems very safe in a residential setting. Commercial, I have seen $100,000 monthly bills on some of the buildings I work in. That is just office space, no grows.
yeah but if they're fully legal then of course they can get away with it, plus cali has like 3x the cost on kw. where i am its 10-15 cents in cali i believe its around 30-35Depends on where you are. I've seen residential power bills in SoCal of $10,000/month going on for years with no issue. In most med states they don't really care, business is business.
In some states(cali) powerbills are tiered so the more you use the more you pay.I think my bottom tier is like 11 cents but it jumps to 45 real fast,4k flower w/24,000 btu mini and a 1k veg with 12,000 btu mini will have you very near 1500+ a month in a tiered state,same thing might be 3-400 in a non tiered state so these discussions are worthless without knowing if your tiered and how much per KW hour you pay.
As a side note ive never heard of anyone around me getting busted for a high power bill,just pay up on time and they will gladly keep taking it,I know people that are around 15-20k per month.
One more thing phoenix,There is no such thing as fully legal,Even in a legal state with a state approved/inspected grow you are still breaking federal law,something to keep in mind.
only ass wit here is you to think other wise ask your self next time you get pulled over by a cop for no reason ,, Oh i forgot you probably don't own a ride you take the bus lolDr fever, you're talking out of your ass
Agreed DR it is monitored,but at least in my state no judge will issue a warrant to police based on power consumption alone,their gonna need much much more than that,and no power company will willingly give up info without a warrant and get sucked into a lawsuit.So if you are already on their radar it could play into the case for sure but not by itself and you were probably screwed anyways.My rich neighbor uses 2-3 times the electric i do and he doesnt even grow and dont you remember when it was revealed that global warming guru Al Gores home used 15-20k in electricity a month?Being an energy hog is not exclusive to being a grower.Granted if your usage is much higher than the median in your hood they might send a letter to try to get you to conserve more but if you dont they have no recourse at all,not like they can sanction you,no law says you can only use so much that i know of,just pay the bill for what you do use.
Probably not as in exactly what happened to me ,, they had warrant but waited and monitored me followed me everywhere i went and when the take down happened it was as usual not when it was ecpected
And the truth is its just like the movies where swarms of vans federal agents masked , Heavily protected by body armor and weapons take you down ready to kill you
just like in the movies they do not know if your a gang related grower , mafia or some nitwit living in parents basement
PS don't forget its not just cultivating charges you get its a hell of allot more
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