To give you an idea unsmurf, here is the comparison for April for me, this year vs last year when I was on the regular tariff. This year we have 3 adults working from home, and some heavy WCG crunching, hence a hugely increased consumption

April 2019 336kWh, Normal Tariff £54, Agile Tariff £43
April 2020 484kWh, Normal Tariff £73, Agile Tariff £35.

So basically, I've used 144% of the electricity for 85% of the cost compared to last year. OK, so this year has been exceptional due to lack of demand/over-supply, but it just shows you what's possible with more renewables. Even with last year's figures I was saving money on this tariff, and I've not gone to much effort to avoid 4-7pm. I've just been checking the rates and putting the dishwasher on in the middle of the night, kind of thing.

The figures for May so far are even better... £25 this year which would have cost £53 this time last year. If anyone wants to sign up, just ask and use my referral code for a £50 bill credit. You do (obviously) need a smart meter for this tariff, and new meter installations are currently on hold.

I did it, for one day at least! All thanks to ludicrously cheap electricity and your over-zealous wife, DMNI. Here are my consumption/cost figures for the past three days:

Friday: 18.3kWh, £0.45
Saturday: 19.9kWh, -£0.14
Sunday: 22.4kWh, £0.62

That's an average unit cost for me over 3 days of 1.53p / kWh.

Mac1, that is pretty good with keyboard controls. Imagine driving a normal car with a keyboard, hard to do, then racing fast, next to impossible.
That Lap I did was my best time ever. Not been able to match it but got close. I'm not consistant enough yet to do 10 laps and stay within .5 a second per lap off that time. once I can do that, I'll be confident enough to race online.
Lots of hours of practise, then need to learn how to overtake or defend properly, while maintaining top speed.
I highly recommend reading "Driving on the Edge by Michael Krumm", You will learn lots of things you can use on real roads and how to properly drive a race car.

I'm going to be ordering that Arozzi frame and a Logitech G29 (with shifter, I think), this weekend, once I've been kindly paid by work.

Thankfully had a deeper look into it, especially the Q&A for the frame, as it seems you need a few extra bolts (M6-type, of varying lengths) in order to secure the G29 to that specific frame. Guess I'll be ordering some of those, at the same time, since I don't have any lying around. That would have been a pain, to get them all and then realise I had no simple way of securing the wheel/pedals to the frame itself!

Am also very glad I shopped around, since I just found a package deal for the Logitech G29 and shifter for £199.99!