"SQLit" wrote in message news:6%30d.176345$Lj.18618@fed1read03...

I would go to the local dehumidifier store and purchase one. Then run it in
conjunction with the a/c.
Unless of course your just set on spending a bunch of money.

Yes ... I got a dehuidifier ... does a bang up job ... only one
problem is that I don't have the space (or the outlets) to set the
thing up in a place where I can drain it ... meaning I have to
manually empty the bucket once or twice a day and kill my poor back.
So I was hoping to find a more permanent solution.

You might check your air handler fan and see if it is set on high, then
lower it to medium.
The compressor will run longer, and take out more humidity.
Have you had the unit checked recently? Non dehumidification can be a sign
of other problems.

Yes ... unfortunately I have only one blower speed on this unit ...
was hoping to see if someone out there maybe is in similar conditions
.... back in the woods maybe where it stays really cool but really damp
and has moved to a two-speed unit and had some luck.

Yep ... have had the unit checked out ... it is clean and has 20
degrees of drop, so it appears to be working the way it was designed.

It only runs on maybe a 40 percent duty cycle though around 80 degrees
so the moisture just builds up and builds up.

Ax