Telling you to go back to school is not vicious. If you truly believe what
you said about changing to 2 heaters, then you need more education. What you
said was ludicrous. I don't care if someone lives in Alaska, the payback on
something like that would probably take at least 100 years. The cost of
removing one entire system, including drywall, ducts, heater, etc. and
replacing it with two complete systems it astronomical (not to mention the
mess). The heat loss of the building will remain the same, so the payback
would be very small.

"Phil Scott" wrote in message
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"Bob" wrote in message
. ..
Your goal in life should be to go back to school and learn
why removing one
entire system and installing two heaters and duct work
systems is not cost
effective. Either that, or go back to school and learn how
not to be a
troll.

no need to be a vicious jerk in your remarks.... I was clearly
defining a range of options.. good ones a that.

On the cost effective issue you would be entirely correct in a
temperate climate...and entirely incorrect in a cold climate.

Thats thing with being vicious...it blinds such people to the
broader range of life.


Phil Scott



"Phil Scott" wrote in message
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"Todd H." wrote in message
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"Phil Scott" writes:

[lots of great stuff]

HVAC contractor/ mech engineer since 1911

Whoa. Now, born in 1911 I can buy (and gospeed to ya as
you
approach
the centruy mark), but being a degreed engineer since
1911...I'm
having a tougher time with comprehending since that'd put
you in the
ballpark of being 2006-1911+21= 116 years old?


Yes, I am very old... and still flat tracking too.



If so, you need to tell this young pup that he's no
longer
famous!


My goal in life is to be the worlds oldest flat tracker....

lately Ive been working out at Golds Gym and have stopped
lying, now I have to beat the young women off with a
stick...its a magical combination.




Phil Scott



http://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/...recordid=48371

Best Regards,
--
Todd H.
http://www.toddh.net/