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Xringer · 04-23-11, 09:41 AM

If you have not done so, check out my install..
http://ecorenovator.org/forum/geothe...l-project.html

Due to some operating problems we have had with the 24KHS72, I can't really
recommend this particular Sanyo model. But, the bug might just be something simple
that I will track down and repair this summer..

It's running fine this year. I have tight controls on the amount of power fed to it..

I'll be working to debug it this summer and to connect it to solar power
during the daylight hours..

If I had it to do over again?? I would have to study the newest models
of Mitsubishi, LG, Sanyo, Shinco, & etc. that are available at reasonable prices.
By study, I mean reading the install & user manuals, and searching
the web for info about DIY installs of these or similar same brand models.
In my case, info about low temperature operation would be very important.

You might be able to find new install info on Youtube these days..

Cheers,
Rich

04-23-11, 09:41 AM	#40
Xringer Lex Parsimoniae Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Woburn, MA Posts: 4,918 Thanks: 114 Thanked 250 Times in 230 Posts	If you have not done so, check out my install.. http://ecorenovator.org/forum/geothe...l-project.html Due to some operating problems we have had with the 24KHS72, I can't really recommend this particular Sanyo model. But, the bug might just be something simple that I will track down and repair this summer.. It's running fine this year. I have tight controls on the amount of power fed to it.. I'll be working to debug it this summer and to connect it to solar power during the daylight hours.. If I had it to do over again?? I would have to study the newest models of Mitsubishi, LG, Sanyo, Shinco, & etc. that are available at reasonable prices. By study, I mean reading the install & user manuals, and searching the web for info about DIY installs of these or similar same brand models. In my case, info about low temperature operation would be very important. You might be able to find new install info on Youtube these days.. Cheers, Rich Last edited by Xringer; 04-23-11 at 09:51 AM..