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Hello Mike - 

->> I have no idea how many BTU's might be extracted from the
->> inside air with such a contraption. 

TW>> I think you will find the "Air Conditing capacity of a
TW>> Refigeration system for a Freezer would be quite low.
TW>> While you might be impressed by rhe Bel.ow Zero
TW>> temperature it might keep the Freezer section Rembmeber it
TW>> is only Removing the Heat form a somewhat small Very Well
TW>> insulated compartment. IT is NO match for the Heat Load of
TW>> a typical Room. 

MR> BUT there is a mitigating factor in that a refrigerator
MR> also has a very short duty cycle and an A/C must work
MR> almost all the time. Also when a refigerator works it uses
MR> about the same electrical power as an A/C. So though all
MR> things may not be quite equal, I still think my contraption
MR> stands a chance of working. However, since I haven't even
MR> attempted a single calculation, you may very well be right
MR> after all!  

My brother completed all of the schooling for "heating and
cooling" and has enough years in the profession to apply for a
license. He has told me long ago that a refrigerator would be
too inefficient to convert to air conditioning. 

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