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Old 06-17-2010, 08:11 AM
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hey guys anyone ever use the portable ac unit, like the one's at meijer or walmart, think there anywhere from 8-12000 BTU, and run $300-400, i had the portable that west marine sells and worked awesome, but some crack head must of been hotter than me,, thanks for any help
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I see the carry on A/C units on craigslist all the time for fair prices. You might keep an eye on it.
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interesting! any link?
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Originally Posted by srx 780
hey guys anyone ever use the portable ac unit, like the one's at meijer or walmart, think there anywhere from 8-12000 BTU, and run $300-400, i had the portable that west marine sells and worked awesome, but some crack head must of been hotter than me,, thanks for any help
I saw those the other day in Meijers. Looks like it could be a handy unit to have for several different situations. I just wondered what method they used for heat exchange, its gotta go somewhere.


they have a few different portable ones

http://www.meijer.com/s/home-househo...s/_/N-3jx/Ns-R
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Originally Posted by glassdave
I just wondered what method they used for heat exchange, its gotta go somewhere.


they have a few different portable ones

http://www.meijer.com/s/home-househo...s/_/N-3jx/Ns-R

See that hose going out the back, that has to go outside.
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I have one of the 12,000 BTU Soleus units. I returned it once under warranty as it just went dead. The replacement unit ran okay through warranty but shortly after the warranty period the electronics started locking up. The unit is heavy and I would not call it a portable or carry-on unit. The vent hose does have to be run out of the area being cooled, out a window, hatch, etc.
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Originally Posted by Ted G
See that hose going out the back, that has to go outside.
ahhh . . . . good eye. I thought i saw something in that pic but never enlarged it. . . . . like typing the question asking about it was easier
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thanks for all the reply's, think ill jus get another portable for the hatch, kinda think the other units with running drain hoses etc..... out the window will prolly jus be a big hassle.
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This was a quick search in my area on CL

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/boa/1729095547.html

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I want a Honda 2000 generator for mine. My wife's pregnant and its 105 heat index here I have air but no generator
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Originally Posted by glassdave
ahhh . . . . good eye. I thought i saw something in that pic but never enlarged it. . . . . like typing the question asking about it was easier
Portable ?? at the old boat yard a shopping cart with a window unit and a piece of duct now thats portable.
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