On Oct 27, 2:01*pm, BobR wrote:
On Oct 27, 11:01*am, harry wrote:

Now you understand the reason why hot air systems will always be
inefficient. I haven't seen a domestic one in the UK for decades.
We only use wet systems.

Please explain how your wet system air conditioning works. You hang
mini-splits off of a building in a bunch of locations and call it
good. That always dresses up a neighborhood.

Things are moving on again. The future appears to be ground source
heat pumps. *Our socialist gov will be subsidising their installation
soon.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_Heat_Incentive
So you will be left even further behind.

Heat pumps, including ground source heat pumps are already in use in
the states and have been for a number of years. *Guess it's hard for
you to know seeing as how you have your head in the sand.

Funny you should mention Hee Haw having his head in the sand (probably
taking a break from having it buried up his ass). I'm surprised he
hasn't seen all of the natural gas we have down there, and all of the
oil that Canada has. He doesn't read his own news outlets and prefers
to pretend he's a US news outlet instead of the cranky, ignored in his
own country, old pensioner he really is.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/c...o-America.html

This is an interesting read:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2011/...ernment-report
It would be destabilizing for the world if the US eliminated its debt
entirely - I never really thought about it that way. Most people try
to come to terms with things by scaling things up from their own
personal experiences. The problem is that nobody can scale up their
personal financial objectives and solutions to a world power scale.

R