by Jimb » Thu, 31 Oct 2002 09:47:13
> What, and let the temp get back up to 30C again?
> No thanks. Keeping it down to 25C this time of year
> is still pretty expensive. I don't even think the
> system can go that low; the vent temperatures are
> about 15C.
by The Ghost In The Machin » Fri, 01 Nov 2002 03:00:36
>>In comp.os.linux.advocacy, drsquare
>> wrote
>>on Tue, 29 Oct 2002 00:35:24 +0000
>>>>10C? That's a tad chilly, ain't it?
>>> I get used to it. Now it's a nice and warm 15C. Like an
>>> oven. I will sleep well tonight.
>>I may like my condo cool -- but 15C = 59F; never mind that 10C
>>= 50F. I can't get my condo *that* cool.
> Just open the window and turn the heating off.
Of course since you're in jolly (and rainy?) ole England, you
may have slightly cooler temperatures.
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by The Ghost In The Machin » Sun, 03 Nov 2002 03:01:41
>>> Just open the window and turn the heating off.
>>Not quite that simple in my area, this time of year. Not that
>>it's raining or anything (yet), but the outside temperature
>>might be 10C already, or even 15C, during the day in the fall
> So by opening the window, the temperature of your room will
> cool to that temperature.
And then there's the issue of getting the hot air out and
the cool air in. Ideally I'd open two windows, one on
each side, and a breeze would flow through.
Assuming I even wanted 10C anyway.
So sleep outside for awhile. :-)Quote:>>Of course since you're in jolly (and rainy?) ole England, you
>>may have slightly cooler temperatures.
> It's about 10C outside.
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