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To: skyman

Well, that sounds nifty, but does it dehumudify like a typical AC unit? How many Peltier chips would it take to cool down an entire house?


12 posted on 07/06/2005 8:47:05 AM PDT by jess35
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To: jess35

Well, that sounds nifty, but does it dehumudify like a typical AC unit? How many Peltier chips would it take to cool down an entire house?



It would have to since the cooler air can't retain as much moisture it would probably condense on the chips and be drained off.


29 posted on 07/06/2005 9:05:00 AM PDT by freedomfiter2
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To: jess35

"does it dehumudify like a typical AC unit?"

I would expect it does. Dehumidification takes place naturally as a byproduct of cooling warm moist air.


60 posted on 07/06/2005 9:47:06 AM PDT by brownsfan (Post No Bills)
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To: jess35
Well, that sounds nifty, but does it dehumudify like a typical AC unit?

Amen to that question. Dehumidification is a HUGE reason why conditioned air feels so good. It's not just cool. Watch the drip rate of an AC on a hot Southern summer day.

MM

99 posted on 07/06/2005 10:31:10 AM PDT by MississippiMan (Americans should not be sacrificed on the altar of political correctness.)
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