> Bad news!  Swamp coolers don't DO anything around here.
I'm surprised at that because you say it's so "dry" in your area. 
I visited folks in the Denver area in June, and they had a swamp cooler 
providing cold air to their house, and I saw a LOT of them while driving 
around. It was unbelievable to me to feel the cold air coming out of that box 
and knowing that it was provided by a bit of water and a 1/3HP motor. It'd be 
my guess that the amount of cold air would have required well over a ton of 
conventional A/C, or a 1 HP motor or more.
Howcum a swamp cooler won't work in Southern Texas?
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