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   Guest_ | Mar 31, 1999 06:11pm | #7

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   Dear Jim,

   Here are some ways to put you to work. I think going to the raw thermal equations is the best way to get a feel for where the heat goes. Then you can put your money into the conservation mearsures that will provide the best results.

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   Guest_ | Mar 29, 1999 01:32am | #1

   *What's "HDD"?Dan

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   Guest_ | Mar 29, 1999 09:55am | #2

   *I never saw any formulas...I am very interested in this topic and may start two separate but equal topics.J

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   Guest_ | Mar 29, 1999 06:38pm | #3

   *Thanks.

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   tedd | Mar 30, 1999 01:09am | #4

   *Hey Fred ... I am interested too but no formulae were visible in your posting.Tedd

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   Guest_ | Mar 30, 1999 06:52pm | #5

   *Hey!, where'd the initial post with the formula go?Now that I know what HDD is, I got no-where to plug it...Unplugged,Dan

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   Guest_ | Mar 31, 1999 07:22am | #6

   *Dan,Fred reposted it in the "Heat Loss Modelling with Fred L's Input..." thread. It is post #2 in that thread.Rich Beckman

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   Guest_ | Mar 31, 1999 06:11pm | #8

   *Thanks Rich.