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   TGNY | Apr 25, 2006 04:32am | #1

   You might tend to drink more wine.

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   JDRHI | Apr 25, 2006 04:50am | #2

   Is that supposed to be a drawback?

   J. D. Reynolds

   Home Improvements

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   TGNY | Apr 25, 2006 05:10am | #3

   Well, I suppose the Kegmeister will get less use, so it might be a good thing. P.S.
   Was offered tickets to the Rangers game Wednesday, but the DW has us going to Carnegie Hall that nite...aaargghh.
   Hoping for a Sens-Rangers matchup.

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   JDRHI | Apr 25, 2006 05:25am | #7

   You'd better hope real hard.

   They're playin' like schlitz!

   Aint been the same team since the Olympics.

   J. D. Reynolds

   Home Improvements

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   TGNY | Apr 25, 2006 05:12am | #4

   Sorry for hi-jacking your thread with all the jocularity.
   I do know someone who is/has installed a similar system. I will inquire about any issues and post back.

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   FastEddie | Apr 25, 2006 05:13am | #5

   Is that a package a/c unit, or a large wine refrigerator?  I'm working with a cient who started off wanting a walk-in wine room, chilled to about 55*, but then they switched to a nicely finished room at ambient temp with a couple of large glass-front wine coolers.

   In thier case, one problem was finding a location for the outside compressor unit, and the inside fan coil unit.  And then the possible condensation issues with a cool humid room surrounded by ambient air.

    

    

    

   "When asked if you can do something, tell'em "Why certainly I can", then get busy and find a way to do it."  T. Roosevelt

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   RKWIII | Apr 25, 2006 05:24am | #6

   it is a separate self-contained wine refrigeration unit that does not require HVAC certification to install.