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02/11/2008 7:37 PM  
Does anyone know anything about Geothermal cooling? I have an idea and I don't know if it will work in Arizona. In most parts of the country, if you dig down 5 feet, the temp is 50 degrees. I don't know if that holds true for Arizona. I do know that they bury the water lines 1 1/2 feet below the surface and during the summer you really don't need a water heater unless you like real hot showers. I live in northwest part of the state at an elevation of 3400 ft. The hottest it will get in the summer is about 110. I have idea for an alternitive to burying the lines in the ground and I'd like to kick it around with someone that is familer with Geothermal.
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02/11/2008 8:06 PM  
Have you considered posting this comment in the Geothermal forum? 

Alton C. Keown
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02/11/2008 10:15 PM  
I just did, thanks.
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