Dec 27 2010, 09:48 AM
QUOTE(willkso @ May 18 2010, 12:26 AM)
Aircon got direct relation to Home Entertaintment thread? 
It is entertaining to watch the louver move up and down and sideways. You should try it. 
Added on December 27, 2010, 9:55 am
QUOTE(loveu1668 @ May 21 2010, 03:45 AM)
Sure Mit, I'm using MS-FC13VC, 1.5 HP, Deluxe model. Btu 13,307, air flow 10.5. Very high air flow and cool for my room.
B4 this use Panasonic 1.5hp, very bad, need to service very frequent, I year atleast 2 times. Blower not enough power to spin once dust on it, air flow good after service but not lasting, once got a bit dust on it, it will become small air flow. Then change to Mit MS-FC13VC after used 1 year.
My house got Mit, Sharp, York, Acson, National, panasonic, Hitachi, one unit Mit is around 10 years already but still very cool but old Mr Slim model air flow very small but very quite. Sharp used 5 years then blower motor not working.
York and Pana totally out. My York already 6 years already, now not cool and very noisy.
After survey and compare all the air cond, Mit is the best but must buy the deluxe model and with easy clean.
AFAIK, there are Mitsubishi Heavy Industry and Mitsubishi Electric. Different company so which one you are talking about?B4 this use Panasonic 1.5hp, very bad, need to service very frequent, I year atleast 2 times. Blower not enough power to spin once dust on it, air flow good after service but not lasting, once got a bit dust on it, it will become small air flow. Then change to Mit MS-FC13VC after used 1 year.
My house got Mit, Sharp, York, Acson, National, panasonic, Hitachi, one unit Mit is around 10 years already but still very cool but old Mr Slim model air flow very small but very quite. Sharp used 5 years then blower motor not working.
York and Pana totally out. My York already 6 years already, now not cool and very noisy.
After survey and compare all the air cond, Mit is the best but must buy the deluxe model and with easy clean.
Added on December 27, 2010, 10:06 am
QUOTE(Lone*Wolf @ May 19 2010, 12:37 PM)
Can't believe this thread lasted 3 pages here ... 
Anyway, WTH, my contribution:-
1) Inverters - Dun read too much into this. Its 50% marketing talk, some tell me even more. To actually achieve these savings, the settings of the A/C has to be 'optimum', usually too optimum for our normal usage. Maybe it gets better for 2kuda and above.
You are wrong. It's not marketing talk. Just technically ignorant. Anyway, WTH, my contribution:-
1) Inverters - Dun read too much into this. Its 50% marketing talk, some tell me even more. To actually achieve these savings, the settings of the A/C has to be 'optimum', usually too optimum for our normal usage. Maybe it gets better for 2kuda and above.
The truth is, Invertor air condition really does save money ONLY IF you know how to use it. It must be used in a situation whereby there are lots of 'stop-start' operation. Example, a powerful-enough aircond used in the bedroom whereby there are lots of stop-start going on. A Invetor air cond's compressor NEVER actually stop when the room are cold enough nor having to restart when the room are too hot. By preventing 'stop-start' operation, it save electricity. It's the same principle as car using more petrol when there are lots of stop and start operation aka town driving and less when on highway driving.
Used wrongly, it actually uses 10% more electricity and that's why you must never use it in an over-sized room.
This post has been edited by Optiplex330: Dec 27 2010, 10:15 AM
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