wrote in message
oups.com...
years ago i got into a heated argument with the fellow in charge of
building maintence where i worked. the window AC unit was ineffective
having been vented into a compressor machine room. in the summer the
temperature in there must of been near 200 degrees. the jerk claimed
that had no effect on the ac operation...

clearly he was wrong, and either too stupid to realize it or plain
lazy and didnt want to move the unit. worse the company wanted us
looking professional in long sleeve dress shirts and ties, in a
office near 90 degrees..........

heck they really wanted us in suits.........



Yikes

I've observed that head pressure is more or less directly related to
condenser temperature, if it was 200 degrees in there the pressure must have
been through the roof. No wonder it quit working.

kool writes:

What have YOU done toward genuine contributions that make MY modern life
possible? Just curious!

Hard to say. YOU hide your identity. Must not have read my sermons on the
cowardice of anonymity.

Well, I cannot find a link now but remember the price, it was about 2000
USD for brand new one. There is a small rectangular flexible cable
connecting units. In mine, the cable dimension is 2 x 4 centimetres and
length about 2 metres. I put it through a tiny hole at the bottom of the
door in the corner. The hole is hardly visible.

In article jcehi.73517$NV3.41246@pd7urf2no, "kool" wrote:

"Richard J Kinch" wrote in message
...

So if you're gonna run down those on the upper tail of the bell curve,
then just make fun of their pocket protectors or whatever, not their
genuine contributions that make your modern life possible.

What have YOU done toward genuine contributions that make MY modern life
possible? Just curious! Invent the pocket protector?

Well, he did put up this page with superb directions for replacing a garage
door torsion spring....
http://www.truetex.com/garage.htm

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Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.

Stay way from Friedrick it is a cheepest **** had anyone built so far
Tony


"Tom Del Rosso" wrote in message
...
Any recommendations for a portable A/C, about 8000 BTU (the kind with a
flexible duct that goes into the window)?

I don't need heat from it -- just A/C and dehumidification.

The names Soleus and Amcor pop up a lot. The familiar names like
Friedrick
don't seem to have anything at all.


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