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Posted by RBM on June 27, 2005, 8:36 pm
I hit the spell check and it changed EMT to MET, which is electrical
metallic tubing. Which is much heavier than you'd want for duct. Depot sells
standard steel 4 inch duct in three or four foot lengths, they also sell a
pretty nice smooth interior flex duct. I've seen plastic dryer duct used,
and as you indicated, condensation filled low, sagging areas with water
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> Is that 4 inch steel duct found at Home Depot ?
> The term "MET" is not part of my volcabulary.
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> On Mon, 27 Jun 2005 20:06:08 -0400, "RBM" <rbm2(remove
> this)@optonline.net> wrote:
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>>If you're referring to MET tubing,you're way over the top. Just use 4 inch
>>steel duct or even flex duct
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>>> Is it wise to use metallic tubing as the exhaust (4 inch diamter)
>>> conduit for a Panasonic model FV-08VQL3 ?
>>>
>>> Would metal tubing be prone to producing more noise than a
>>> plastic-covered ring tubing ?
>>>
>>>
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