[SunRescue] Cooling

[steve price]

you might try a portable a/c unit, one that is on
wheels and only needs a vent to the outside for
exhaust - normally you'd see these in a computer room
as a standby device, but i've seen them in the local
superstore (like Frys) as a small room unit for around
800-1000 USD.

also, some companies rent them...
//regards

--- Gil Young <gjyoung at cfl.rr.com> wrote:
> I have similar problems, I have installed a ceiling
> fan to increase the 
> general circulation, in the room, and I have a
> sliding glass door so I 
> crack that and it seems to work fine that way.  The
> only problem is when it 
> gets summer down here (in Florida), my crappola AC
> unit does not keep that 
> room cool enough, so I am reduced to just trying to
> keep the room as cool 
> as possible with the ceiling fan.
> 
> At 11:13 PM 2/13/01 -0500, you wrote:
> >I've got a house in the VA/DC area and I've got a
> serious problem.  Right
> >now (in what is pretty much winter) my equipment
> room is around 80, with
> >some places as high as 105.  This needs to go way
> way down.  The problems
> >are that it is a rental house, and it is poorly
> insulated.  I'm figuring
> >that I'm screwed, but hopefully someone on this
> list will have one or more
> >suggestions <grin>.  I figure you all have run into
> this problem before.
> >         Thanks
> >                 Nick
> >
> >
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> 
> Gil Young
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> 
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