Re: Good/Bad experience with Evaporative cooling?

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From: David Clayton
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 1997 00:00

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Gregory J Smith <gregs@vector.DIALix.oz.au> contributed the following:

>Gordon Newell wrote:
>> 
>> With this recent run of 'warmth' we have had here in Melbourne, I'm
>> thinking of evaporative cooling for the house. Since a rough estimate is
>> between $3-$4K, I'm seeking input about models, local installers (south
>> east Melbourne) advantages/disadvantages or anything that you might think
>> relevant.
>
>Is Melbourne "dry" enough for these to work o.k.?  I'm from Perth where
>it's
>hot but very dry and they work fine.
>
"Choice" did a very good article on these a while ago, it included a
map of Australia where these things "should* work effectively.

Regards, David.
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David Clayton, e-mail: dcstar@acslink.aone.net.au
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

"Virtual Reality - Give it a rest, Actual Reality has me stressed enough as it is."

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From: dcstar@acslink.aone.net.au (David Clayton)
Subject: Re: Good/Bad experience with Evaporative cooling?
Date: 1997/01/25
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