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Posted by DIMwit on July 14, 2006, 5:51 pm
>
> RSCamaro wrote:
>> On 13 Jul 2006 13:33:56 -0700, David_nj_7@mailbolt.com wrote:
>>
>> >Thanks for the replies. See, the problem is, all we have is a sliding
>> >glass door. BTW, can any window unit operate vertically instead of
>> >horizontally?
>> >
>> >Thanks
>> >
>> >DAVID
>>
>> No they can not be operated on their sides. Do a search for vertical
>> a/c or something along those lines.
>>
>> ...Ron
>> --
>> 68'RS Camaro
>> 88'Formula
>> 00'GT Mustang
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> You will get some cooling effect by running a dehumidifier , these guys
> are scary here, they should not be giving advice to anyone.
>
I have a dehumidifier in my basement; it keeps the humidity down, but it
runs a lot and bring the basement temp up to 80 degrees. If I leave it off,
the humidity will go up to 75 to 80 percent and the temp hovers around 74 or
lower. There is absolutely no cooling to be felt from my dehumidifier. The
whole process just generates its own heat. All the evap coils do
is...........ahh, you know all that. NY metro area. Now, if you vent all
the hot air outside that the condenser dissipates, that might be different,
as it would then be a little portable AC (maybe, I'm only a dimwit
electrician anyway).
Dimwit
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