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   From: usenet@andyburns.uk   
      
   tony sayer wrote:   
      
   > That "just under" 1 kW over the year average is that in a 24 hour period   
      
   It was something like 340 kWh in 365 days, you'll get more of it in longer days   
   of summer and very little of it in winter.   
      
   > Or is it just the daylight hours whatever they might be?..   
      
   clearly none of it will be outside daylight hours!  but the lower/weaker summer   
   sun means even less that just the shorter day length.   
      
   e.g. in each of december and january you'd expect 12kWh per month so 0.4 kWh   
   per day   
      
   but in may, june and july you'd get 41 kWh per month, so 1.3 kWh per day   
      
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