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On 6 Aug 2005 09:30:04 -0700, Banty wrote:

In article , B-Hate-Me says...


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Maybe, but they cost a lot less, with no ducts or concrete pads or
plumbing
or special electrical wiring, and low-cost Chinese and Korean labor, vs
local HVAC criminals. At $69 for 5340 Btu/h at 10.2 EER (Daewoo), a 3-ton
system is $69x36K/5340 = $465.17. And if one breaks, the rest keep
working.


The downside to window shakers-

1) Security...Your home is easily accessed if the burglar simply removes the
unit.


Bull****. Pulling a unit FROM THE OUTSIDE is a LOT harder
than just breaking a window or kicking in a door.

2) Noise...Why do you think they are called "window shakers"?


Mere derogation. They can in fact be very VERY quiet.

3) Convenience...Twice a year you'll be humpin' those suckers in and out.


And on your birthday ? But seriously - no need for that at
all. A simple winter cover works just fine.


4) Money...I don't make any money from window shakers.


Oh well.




How about if they're mounted in the wall?

Banty


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