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    Well, I think a lot of people have stated that 10% is the norm, so this backs that up. Now the question is, is the size of the unit enough to warrant the time spent. If we can deduce that 10% is the norm, we need an equasion that gives the dollar per hour that one wishes to maintain based on the initial weight of the transformer.

    That is your assignment for tomorrow. I am thinking that the time involved versus money earned will somewhat follow the same scale as the size of the transformer. This could be interesting.

    Say a 5 ounce transformer takes 1/2 the time as a 5 pound transformer which is 10 times the reward rather than just double. I think we need some more data on this.

    I love this stuff. Math, physics, and economics. COOL! Keep going teach. We need more info.

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