71%

Dave Yates (PAH)

hydro-air & an indirect(G)

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Jeff Lawrence_24

heard on the radio

I was listening on the radio last week that they are expecting natural gas to go up as much as 71% this winter. My current heat source is a 1988 vintage FA furnasty. It looks like I'll be taking a weekend soon and installing a new 92.4% efficient variable speed, modulating gas furnace. I'll be installing a high efficiency air filter at the same time.

It looks like the Munchie and plates I was planning on installing gets thrown a little further into the future.

Oh well.

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Jeff Lawrence_24

I have

Beleive me, I have....

That's on the drawing board. I'll put a HW coil between the furnasty and the evaporator coil.

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Christian Egli

Only a 71% good idea

To keep warm?

How about first getting a warm sweater, and then later on, a nice steam system with hot radiators.

Dave Yates (PAH)

save energy

use a modulating condensing boiler with a six-pass coil and you'll be able to keep the return temps in condensing ranges under design-temp conditions.

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harvey

six pass

Dave, Whose coil do you use that has a six-pass coil? WE have not found a mfg. for that. Thanks