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Alereon posted:If the AC runs humidity is controlled, so that's great during the warmer seasons, but there are days when it's both cool and humid and the AC never runs. I guess I will put some time into thinking about if both a dehumidifier and a humidifier can be practically installed and if it's worth the effort. Depending on how your ductwork is set up you can get dedicated humidifiers/dehumidifiers that are sized to hook directly to the 12x20 or whatever ducting. They do require control logic slightly more complicated that a cheapo humidistat, if only to keep them from fighting each other constantly. They aren't that cheap either, I was pricing a set out to do exactly what you're describing because gently caress using portable units, and it would add like $5k to my new house build to get it all wired up.
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Qwijib0 posted:just use propane Apparently a propane/butane mix was super popular with my dad's friends back in the 80s and 90s as a replacement refrigerant for their cars because R12 was just banned and they were all way too lazy to fix/replace whatever was needed to convert it over. Do the math right and you can get the enthalpy curve almost dead-on R12, with the added side effect that those pinhole leaks in the coils are now bonus fire hazards.
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MrYenko posted:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006V4WNYU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_ZW3Nyb090FX5G Can confirm, use way more often as cat toy than as legit test equipment.
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