"imeasure" Quite interesting

[Greenbeast]

yeah i think you'll have to wait until after midnight tonight

i think its so they can do direct week by week comparisons, if everyone was doing different days all the time it might not work so well?

do you have historical data?
you can enter that too by using the correct web address

[ecogeorge]

yeah i think you'll have to wait until after midnight tonight

Yes , correct , but even thenthe "new " results will be still 7 days old and include all data up to midnight one week ago.
I guess this is to give everyone 7 days to enter last weeks data!
rgds George.

[marktime]

I have always taken my meter readings on a Friday morning, long before I started using imeasure, so I just carry on with my Friday readings that I then add to imeasure on Monday, I am happy that my data is consistent but I may be a few days out of step with the rest of the world (nothing new there)


MarkTime

[charlieb]

Signed up about a month ago and getting into the habbit of it.  We're (housemate and I) rated A, which I'm pretty pleased with. But I can tell you all it's because we keep the thermostat at 17 degrees, and even then timer only goes on for twenty minutes in morning and evening.  (All other heating is from stove, and neighbours - we're a middle flat). I guess our leccy use is much more average - particularly as we cook with it.

And I think we've stormed into 3rd in the Navitron club.  Although I seem to have ticked an 'anonymous' box or something when i signed up, because I keep coming up on rankings as 'I'm Shy' rather than my username which is charlie.blair I think.     One other issue is that it seems to have my electricity costs down as 0p/kWh, which is a pity (I can think perfectly easily in kWh, but I'm not sure it means much to housemate). 
C

[Greenbeast]

ut I can tell you all it's because we keep the thermostat at 17 degrees, and even then timer only goes on for twenty minutes in morning and evening.

we rarely use the heating at all and we're still a B!

oh and you can change the leccy cost.

[charlieb]

Worked out how to change the leccy price (through the change meter function).

The variability amongst even forum members (who are presumably all fairly clued up about doing the obvious stuff) is surprisingly high.     It would be nice if they could display to us punters some analysis of all the details the geeks at ECI are studying (ie house type effect on CO2, rather than just number of people in a home).