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portable AC/heat Dan-o 08-01-2005
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Posted by Dan-o on August 1, 2005, 7:05 am


I am considering a portable AC/heating unit for my 400 sq ft shop. Any
recommendations on brands to consider or to not consider? thanks in
advance.




Posted by TURTLE on August 1, 2005, 10:04 am



>I am considering a portable AC/heating unit for my 400 sq ft shop. Any
> recommendations on brands to consider or to not consider? thanks in
> advance.
>

This is Turtle

Whirlpool or Roper

Don't get Electronic controls or anything with digital read out. You want Knob ,
buttons, and no electronics controls or remote controls at all.

TURTLE




Posted by on August 1, 2005, 11:18 am



>I am considering a portable AC/heating unit for my 400 sq ft shop. Any
>recommendations on brands to consider or to not consider?

Daewoo is nice... $5K Btu/h with a 10.2 EER for $69. Remove and discard
the hot coil and its fan, replace with a copper pipe tube-in-tube heat
exchanger, eg a 10'x3/4" pipe inside a 9'x1" pipe, with Us in the middle
and a bored-out 1" T and reducer at each end. Pump pressurized cold water
through it and back into a hot water pipe in summertime. Pump it through
a large EZ-Set pool in the basement in wintertime.

Nick



Posted by Greg O on August 1, 2005, 7:25 pm



>
>>I am considering a portable AC/heating unit for my 400 sq ft shop. Any
>>recommendations on brands to consider or to not consider?
>
> Daewoo is nice... $5K Btu/h with a 10.2 EER for $69. Remove and discard
> the hot coil and its fan, replace with a copper pipe tube-in-tube heat
> exchanger, eg a 10'x3/4" pipe inside a 9'x1" pipe, with Us in the middle
> and a bored-out 1" T and reducer at each end. Pump pressurized cold water
> through it and back into a hot water pipe in summertime. Pump it through
> a large EZ-Set pool in the basement in wintertime.
>
> Nick
>

Do you always have to go to the extreme to solve something simple?????
Greg




Posted by on August 2, 2005, 3:02 am



>>
>>>I am considering a portable AC/heating unit for my 400 sq ft shop. Any
>>>recommendations on brands to consider or to not consider?
>>
>> Daewoo is nice... $5K Btu/h with a 10.2 EER for $69. Remove and discard
>> the hot coil and its fan, replace with a copper pipe tube-in-tube heat
>> exchanger, eg a 10'x3/4" pipe inside a 9'x1" pipe, with Us in the middle
>> and a bored-out 1" T and reducer at each end. Pump pressurized cold water
>> through it and back into a hot water pipe in summertime. Pump it through
>> a large EZ-Set pool in the basement in wintertime.

....1/2" internal pipe fits better, with a 4x1/2"x45 degree elbow U, and
at least 5KBtu/h/(110F-60F)/8/60 = 0.2 gpm of water flow, to make 110 F
water for showers with about 1/3 the usual energy. The basement pumping
requires some valves. A solar air heater could be nicer. See
http://www.BuildItSolar.com.

>Do you always have to go to the extreme to solve something simple?????

Are you humor-impaired? What's your solution? Does "portable" mean
"not through a window?"

Nick



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