Re: split A/C - two indoor units? Heat pump?

ransley wrote:
> On Jul 19, 3:57 pm, Nate Nagel <njna...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> after spending the afternoon alternately trying to work on my truck in
>> the driveway and running inside to bask in the A/C and rub alcohol on
>> the skeeter bites to cool them off, I'm thinking that A/C in my garage
>> would be oh so nice.  A friend recommended a two piece unit but I am
not
>> seeing exactly what I'd like from a quick google search.  I'm thinking
>> it would be nice to be able to have two indoor units, one upstairs and
>> one downstairs, and also if either/both could function as a heat pump
>> that would be great, because there's no heat out there either.  Is
there
>> anything on the market that fits my needs?
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> nate
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> 
>   Sure you can do it, but I bet your electric cost per kwh will at
> least double in the next years for what you have now, or  understand
> your electric co is trying its hardest to raise your rates which could
> be locked for a present period. You would be smarter spending money to
> reduce overall costs. In the mean time a ****table AC  and fan with
> water va**** will work. They are not the high Seer rating of central
> AC, but your utility bill will prompt you for higher seer on
> everything.
> 
>   There is a good reason we Americans use 25% of the worlds energy,
> but only encompase 5% of its population,  we waste it, We piss it
> away. And we now have to im****t oil and Ng, we have NG, alot offshore.
> We have oil, in Anwar, and I dont give a dam about Anwares purity,
> nobody lives there , and drilling is much safer these days , congress
> and butch are morons ,


Ah, ransley. I always admire your positive outlook on life. I wish that 
  I had the same but these anti-depressants keep getting in the way.