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Old 06-10-2005, 06:40 PM
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Rick has disabled the link. But its this one

http://www.aquadirect.com/store/cust...&cat=70&page=1

I really need to stop being such an el cheapo in this hobby
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I don't know specifics, but how much 'free' water would be wasted?
Compare that to about $750 (just skimming aboce) and I know what I'd do if I had this problem.
Well if I didn't have to pay for the water it would actually be free. It doesn't take long to hit $750 when you're running water down the drain all day. Even if it was free, it seems like an incredible waste of water unless you're collecting it at the other end for something (watering gardens or something).

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well it should help with a good hood fan.
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well it should help with a good hood fan.
Yeah thats what I'm hoping
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I don't know specifics, but how much 'free' water would be wasted?
Compare that to about $750 (just skimming aboce) and I know what I'd do if I had this problem.
wouldn't take long for you to spend more money on water than you did on the chiller and power.

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I bought a portable AC unit for around 600$ from The Brick. Fits any window, it is also a dehumidifier.

Works great.. everyone can enjoy the cool air, not just the tank which is not stable a t 79.9

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