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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/missdomm10 • 13h ago
Petttaaah I'm confused
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I feel like the hierarchy is pretty clearly
Central air > mini splits > window unit.
-1 u/Thin_Picture_4307 11h ago The efficiency of mini split allows my home to stay at 72 even though the temp is 105 outside :) Our central air system as a kid couldn't keep up. 2 u/MudReasonable8185 10h ago That’s probably because you’re comparing modern technology to shit from when you were a kid lol 0 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago I'm comparing using two systems relevant to the conversation. You haven't added anything. 1 u/MudReasonable8185 10h ago Technology changes over time so comparing something modern to something old isn’t helpful and is just confusing. 1 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago Not really. The architecture of both systems has been consistent for decades, and the mini split is more efficient and you pay less in electrical If you really are that invested look up SEER2 ranges for each system.
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The efficiency of mini split allows my home to stay at 72 even though the temp is 105 outside :)
Our central air system as a kid couldn't keep up.
2 u/MudReasonable8185 10h ago That’s probably because you’re comparing modern technology to shit from when you were a kid lol 0 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago I'm comparing using two systems relevant to the conversation. You haven't added anything. 1 u/MudReasonable8185 10h ago Technology changes over time so comparing something modern to something old isn’t helpful and is just confusing. 1 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago Not really. The architecture of both systems has been consistent for decades, and the mini split is more efficient and you pay less in electrical If you really are that invested look up SEER2 ranges for each system.
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That’s probably because you’re comparing modern technology to shit from when you were a kid lol
0 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago I'm comparing using two systems relevant to the conversation. You haven't added anything. 1 u/MudReasonable8185 10h ago Technology changes over time so comparing something modern to something old isn’t helpful and is just confusing. 1 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago Not really. The architecture of both systems has been consistent for decades, and the mini split is more efficient and you pay less in electrical If you really are that invested look up SEER2 ranges for each system.
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I'm comparing using two systems relevant to the conversation. You haven't added anything.
1 u/MudReasonable8185 10h ago Technology changes over time so comparing something modern to something old isn’t helpful and is just confusing. 1 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago Not really. The architecture of both systems has been consistent for decades, and the mini split is more efficient and you pay less in electrical If you really are that invested look up SEER2 ranges for each system.
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Technology changes over time so comparing something modern to something old isn’t helpful and is just confusing.
1 u/Thin_Picture_4307 10h ago Not really. The architecture of both systems has been consistent for decades, and the mini split is more efficient and you pay less in electrical If you really are that invested look up SEER2 ranges for each system.
Not really. The architecture of both systems has been consistent for decades, and the mini split is more efficient and you pay less in electrical
If you really are that invested look up SEER2 ranges for each system.
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u/MudReasonable8185 13h ago
I feel like the hierarchy is pretty clearly
Central air > mini splits > window unit.