alt.energy.homepower

On Sun, 09 Sep 2007 12:34:17 -0000, bealiba@ wrote:

>On Sep 9, 9:15 pm, nicksans...@ wrote:
>> At an average 65 F indoors, we need 24h(65-14)104 = 127K Btu of heat.

>The reason for building a house is for people to live in. If the
>design does not take into account the impact of human use, well...

Instead of wasting your life on these silly messertations*, why not
show Nick up by posting one of *your* designs? As I recall, you've
claimed to have "designed" a home that can stay cool in 115F
temperatures by liberal use of mass, AKA magic mass. When are we going
to see the calculations for that? When pigs fly I expect. Oh well, in
the meantime impatient readers can peruse some of your previous
theories here /~wmbjk/ and here
/.

(From Bill B. - *messertation: A type of long Usenet post originally
intended to be a dissertation by the author.)

Wayne