WC to get heat out of a room?

[aigomorla]

Originally posted by: tutelary

Originally posted by: Syzygies
It's a national grid; CA goes to its dirtiest generators in summer mid-afternoons, because you're cycling your AC wherever you are.

This is laughable. no, its not. I live in south carolina. Me having air conditioning on does not affect you, and you're idiotic to think it does. Again: blame your state government. We don't have rolling blackouts in the summer here, you only do that kind of crap there because your grid is insufficient. WHY is it insufficient? Because people like YOU have insisted on not allowing it to be properly upgraded "to protect the enviroment". Then again, you Cali retards are the same ones who will cut down trees to make sure your solar panels can get light. You folks are a joke.

I live about 20 miles from a nuclear power plant. Have fun sweating in the summer.

Oh, and if you need proof:

"The state's lawmakers and energy executives are blaming each other for the energy crisis.

"I think the people that insisted that we get into deregulation in 1996 made a huge miscalculation," California Gov. Gray Davis told CNN. "They did not anticipate the huge [economic] recovery California experienced and the needs of the tech companies here in California. Secondly, there was no effort to build new plants to meet the demand." "
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/20...isis/backgrounder.html

And how is getting mad at people who live in california gonna fix anything? Im sorry i live in cali, and no i dont like rolling blackouts, i dont like the hugh illegal alien population here, and most of all i dont like the stupid traffic.

And trust me its noticible in Los Angeles, because traffic doubles every 2 yrs from what im seeing.

But you know what i do love about cali? Its the fact it never snows, we only have 1.5 seasons each year, its called summer and half summer.


But unless your living in a comic book, or star trek world, the last time i heard it costs money to build those things, and money is something the state is lacking in. Also it doesnt help the fact that one of our largest power companies went bankrupt in 90's. :T


Also you find any three eyed fish in your lake/pond living so close to a nuclear factory? :X <--- joke, dont take it seriously.

 

[Tim]

Originally posted by: aigomorla

Originally posted by: tutelary

Originally posted by: Syzygies
It's a national grid; CA goes to its dirtiest generators in summer mid-afternoons, because you're cycling your AC wherever you are.

This is laughable. no, its not. I live in south carolina. Me having air conditioning on does not affect you, and you're idiotic to think it does. Again: blame your state government. We don't have rolling blackouts in the summer here, you only do that kind of crap there because your grid is insufficient. WHY is it insufficient? Because people like YOU have insisted on not allowing it to be properly upgraded "to protect the enviroment". Then again, you Cali retards are the same ones who will cut down trees to make sure your solar panels can get light. You folks are a joke.

I live about 20 miles from a nuclear power plant. Have fun sweating in the summer.

Oh, and if you need proof:

"The state's lawmakers and energy executives are blaming each other for the energy crisis.

"I think the people that insisted that we get into deregulation in 1996 made a huge miscalculation," California Gov. Gray Davis told CNN. "They did not anticipate the huge [economic] recovery California experienced and the needs of the tech companies here in California. Secondly, there was no effort to build new plants to meet the demand." "
http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/20...isis/backgrounder.html

And how is getting mad at people who live in california gonna fix anything? Im sorry i live in cali, and no i dont like rolling blackouts, i dont like the hugh illegal alien population here, and most of all i dont like the stupid traffic.

And trust me its noticible in Los Angeles, because traffic doubles every 2 yrs from what im seeing.

But you know what i do love about cali? Its the fact it never snows, we only have 1.5 seasons each year, its called summer and half summer.


But unless your living in a comic book, or star trek world, the last time i heard it costs money to build those things, and money is something the state is lacking in. Also it doesnt help the fact that one of our largest power companies went bankrupt in 90's. :T


Also you find any three eyed fish in your lake/pond living so close to a nuclear factory? :X <--- joke, dont take it seriously.

Don't bother with tutelary... he acts like he's got a huge stick up his bum with pretty much 90% of his worthless post.

 

[aigomorla]

Originally posted by: theplaidfad


Don't bother with tutelary... he acts like he's got a huge stick up his bum with pretty much 90% of his worthless post.

you'll see i only have a few emotions on the forums.

1. Sarcasm.
2. Humor
3. Moderator hat.

Other emotions like anger jealously im suposed to leave outside on the login window.


I dont get mad, i just poke harder for a real answer. The harder you dodge my question, the more i poke. But thats just who i am.

:T

 

[Tim]

*theplaidfad takes aigomorla's moderator hat and throws it on the roof*

Fetch!

Now on to the serious question. The guy above who posted the crawl space idea. I'm wondering if a car radiator would have been better for that application (assuming he could have found a copper one). I don't know too much about the car rad for PC cooling market, so I'm just wondering. Haven't I seen larger than 4x120mm PC enthusiest rads around somewhere?

Even so, that post looks like another viable alternative for the OP's problem... it would just take more work than some of the other suggestions, and of course an available crawlspace

 

[aigomorla]

Originally posted by: theplaidfad
*theplaidfad takes aigomorla's moderator hat and throws it on the roof*

Fetch!

Now on to the serious question. The guy above who posted the crawl space idea. I'm wondering if a car radiator would have been better for that application (assuming he could have found a copper one). I don't know too much about the car rad for PC cooling market, so I'm just wondering. Haven't I seen larger than 4x120mm PC enthusiest rads around somewhere?

Even so, that post looks like another viable alternative for the OP's problem... it would just take more work than some of the other suggestions, and of course an available crawlspace

car radiators are made of alu. You would shoot yourself in the foot b4 you started if you picked that.