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   Scott_Waterman | Apr 02, 1999 10:54am | #1

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   There is a fine article on getting a tight envelope, written by John Tooley, in the March issue of Home Energy Mag.....shows lots of good details, and overall design concepts, including the "own a hole" concept that makes plumbers, electricians and other subtrades air seal the holes they make in the envelope.

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   tedd | Apr 02, 1999 06:36pm | #2

   *Scott......maybe you could summarize the key points you/the Home Energy article would say are required for achieving .25 ACH.Tedd

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   Guest_ | Apr 02, 1999 06:46pm | #3

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   Scotty,

   Is the magazine a freeby?...What's their phone number for subscription?

   Near the stream,

   J

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   Dave_Burgoon | Apr 02, 1999 06:54pm | #4

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   check out "www.homeenergy.org" - this and the publication are sponsored by US DOE

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   Guest_ | Apr 02, 1999 07:03pm | #5

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   Thanks Dave !

   Nearer the stream,

   J

   Tennis season is here!!!..Less Breaktime, more fun in the sun!...Why does everyone call it work!

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   Guest_ | Apr 02, 1999 09:12pm | #6

   *It's like $40+ for six (thin) issues. I'm about to let my subscription lapse - except it does offer so many specific examples generally supporting Fred's views and directly contradicting others. Tough decisio

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   Guest_ | Apr 03, 1999 01:17am | #7

   *Bill,It must be published by the half-dozen dupes who have fallen prey to the hypnotic influence of Fred and Gene. Steve

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   Guest_ | Apr 04, 1999 06:01am | #8

   *Rather amazing you still have a sense of humor. Hope all is well in VT.Still haven't tossed subscription notice....

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   tedd | Apr 05, 1999 10:04am | #9

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   Don't mean to dominate this forum with my topics; but, I am real interested in what you guys would specify as design and construction features to get a house down to .25 ACH.

   Tedd