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

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

 Concidering the Relatiave sizes of the Coils(both Condenser and
Evaporator) the Air Conditioner having at least 3 to 5 times more
surface area I stand by my assertion.
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