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Not good. There is a HECK of a lot of thermal energy stored in the walls of a brick house. If this were a paper shack, like they have in America, then it would not matter. The walls of plasterboard, or gypsum board, do not store much thermal energy. However, a ton of bricks is a ton of bricks. It requires a LOT of cooling to cool down many tons of bricks. But, once you get the bricks cooled down, then much less energy is required to maintain the desired temperature.... Thermodynamically Speaking....of course.....
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Driving a Thai car to Cambodia
GammaGlobulin replied to Tomtomtom69's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
It's better when the passenger leans slightly into your seat, I think. -
Driving a Thai car to Cambodia
GammaGlobulin replied to Tomtomtom69's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
Right. Efficiency is crucial when passing another veHicle. -
NO....!!!! The sensor is just on a different part of my desk. Are you....NUTZO? ((You are always looking for some way to prove me wrong. BUT, you never will. TRY AGAIN....)) Anyway...thank you for your interest...because....I have decided to just set all ACs at 22C, and let the chips fall where they may. Except my bedroom AC. I will turn that down to 18 during sleepy time.... And, when I say SLEEPY TIME....I mean... Of Course..... Sleepy Time....
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No. Low IQ. Idiots. ((Not Joking, THIS TIME....)) By the way...Trump is far smarter than his base. Just listen to Trump. He is way smarter than most Americans....BY FAR...... True.
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Can't move to a house which is properly insulated. The walls are built of brick with no insulation on the walls. The windows are single pane glazing. So, who knows....might it be better to just run the ACs to maintain a constant temp....? Or, would it be better to shut off the ACs in the morning, and afternoon, and then try to cool down the rooms after they have reached 32 degrees? Actually.... I am not so sure which might be better.... However...I am going for the latter. I will just keep the ACs going, 24/7, and set at 22.5 degrees C. And then, the temp inside the house will remain constant. And then....will this be the better option for saving money on electricity? Certainly, doing this will be better for comfort. And, no longer will the ACs need to operate at FULL BLAST. They will just keep on cooking. And, they will maintain the temperature of the mass of the house, including brick walls, at a constant temp.... No need to go from 21 degrees to 33 degrees, every day....if you get my meaning. ============ Proper insulation is almost unheard of here in Thailand. They love the heat, here, and hate the freezing cold during the Cold Season.
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Have you ever visited CM during the Smoking Season? The air stinks here....ALL THE TIME.....and.... This is the main reason I .... LOVE Chiang Mai. By the way..... Please tell me: When do we get good air, here....? As for whether it is better to maintain a constant temp or to close off rooms and then cool them up, every day....MY GUESS is that.... It is better, from an energy perspective to...just never turn off the ACs, and to keep them running. Try to maintain a constant temp, and this might be the best strategy for saving money due to slight power savings. Or, do you ACTUALLY have any evidence to the contrary? Because, this is what I was asking for.
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Same as last time this same question was posed, ....maybe....
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Driving a Thai car to Cambodia
GammaGlobulin replied to Tomtomtom69's topic in Thailand Travel Forum
Please upload photos to TV. I, for one, would be interested. You must be a young guy, and a risk taker. Good.