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"*": "== Installation ==\n\nOn November 21, 2013 we had an [http://meters.us/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=33:elster-c700-water-meter&catid=3:water-meters Elster C700] water meter installed in our house at 100 Prince Street in Charlottetown under the city's [http://www.city.charlottetown.pe.ca/volunteermeterprogram.php Volunteer Meter Program].\n\nInstallation was quick and done at no cost by city staff and when it was complete it looked like this:\n\nhttp://media.ruk.ca/images//water-meter-20131122-142421.jpg\n\n== Electronic Reading Transmitter ==\n\nAttached to the meter is a grey box called an ERT -- electronic reading transmitter -- made by iTron. This is used by the city to read the meter from the road.\n\nThe grey box has the following identifying marks on it:\n\n<pre>\nFCC ID E096OW\nIC ID: 864D-60W\n\n12/07/12 14\n60W-R\nELSTER AMCO PROTOCOL\n</pre>\n\nhttp://media.ruk.ca/images//box-on-water-meter-20131122-141747.jpg\n\n== Reading the Meter On-Site ==\n\nThe city has a [http://www.city.charlottetown.pe.ca/pdfs/read_your_meter.pdf helpful guide to reading the meter] that contains this graphic:\n\nhttp://media.ruk.ca/images//read_your_meter.pdf_%281_page%29-20131122-142250.jpg\n\n=== Sample Reading ===\n\nAfter installation I took this photo of the meter:\n\nhttp://media.ruk.ca/images//reading-1-20131122-142620.jpg\n\nThe next morning, after flushing the toilet several times, having a shower (with a 1.6 gallon-per-minute showerhead newly installed) and brushing my teeth, I took another photo:\n\nhttp://media.ruk.ca/images//IMG_0020.jpg-20131122-142742.jpg\n\nThe first reading was approximately 2.47, the second was approximately 8.61, meaning the different was 6.14, or 61.4 litres of water consumed.\n\nThe city charges $0.844/cubic metre for water consumption. 61.4 litres is 0.0614 cubic metres, meaning that it cost me 5.2 cents for my morning wake-up water today.\n\n== Can I Read the Meter Digitally? ==\n\nBased on what I've read [http://hackaday.com/2012/04/09/harvesting-and-graphing-wireless-household-utility-meter-info/ here] and [http://davestech.blogspot.ca/2008/02/itron-remote-read-electric-meter.html here], and [http://www.gridinsight.com/products/amrusb-1/ here] it seems like as long as our ERT box is configured to be in \"bubble-up mode\", then we can, in theory, read our own data from it.\n\nMy project now is to figure out the most cost-effective way of doing this."
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"*": "After a really good time at reboot 7.0 in 2005, I've returned to Copenhagen -- this time for 2 weeks -- for reboot 8.0. I'll add additional 2006 edition information here as the conference progresses.\n\nLast year, in June of 2005 I traveled to Copenhagen, Denmark for the [http://reboot.dk/ reboot 7.0] conference.\n\nI [http://ruk.ca/archives/categories/reboot7 blogged about the conference] and [http://www.flickr.com/photos/reinvented/sets/470837/ posted my handwritten notes to Flickr] with annotations.\n\nSome of the people I met at reboot:\n\n* [[Ben Cerveny]]\n* [[Doc Searls]]\n* [[Felix Petersen]]\n* [[Jacob Friis Larsen]]\n* [[Johnnie Moore]]\n* [[Laurent Haug]]\n* [[Juliane R\u00f6ll]]\n* [[Nikolaj Nyholm]]\n* [[Olle Jonsson]]\n* [[Robert Scoble]]\n* [[Stefan Kellner]]\n* [[Thomas Harttung]]\n* [[Ton Zijlstra]]"
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