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   posted: Jun. 16, 2008 @ 11:08p
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Brooklyn, NY
Picked up an Air Conditioner Sharp 12,000 btu 10.8ERR, remote...
Dimensions 18.9(w) X 14.4(h) X 19.6(d)
still plenty in store, fits narrow windows...
exit price $259.99 - $20 mail-in-rebate=239.99+tax
online wouldn't show, but store has them... Also, 10,000btu online for a resonable price available.
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Link for store locations and phone numbers, call before going

   posted: Jun. 16, 2008 @ 11:08p

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   posted: Jun. 16, 2008 @ 11:55p
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this is a good price and i need an a/c.
i bought a sharp a few years back though and it was a bit noisy.
have you tried this? is it reasonably quiet?

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 1:02a
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kafka said: is it reasonably quiet?
No, take Panasonic for silence

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 5:57a
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kafka said:this is a good price and i need an a/c.
i bought a sharp a few years back though and it was a bit noisy.
have you tried this? is it reasonably quiet?

mine is resonably quite.

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 5:57a
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Would this be considered a "Hot" or a "Cold" deal?

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 7:55a
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Ba-Dum-Bump...

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 8:07a
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for the folks in socal, there's a similar sharp 12,000 btu model (AF-S125NX) at costco b&m for $239 - $50 instant sce rebate = $189 +tx.

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 9:58a
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Can anyone post a .pdf of the rebate form please?

TIA

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 10:26a
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brmail said:kafka said: is it reasonably quiet?
No, take Panasonic for silence

I too have heard that Panasonic puts out some really good AC's, I'm not sure how their pricing is though.

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 9:06p
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momoman said:for the folks in socal, there's a similar sharp 12,000 btu model (AF-S125NX) at costco b&m for $239 - $50 instant sce rebate = $189 +tx.
very poor reviews for this model.

   posted: Jun. 17, 2008 @ 11:13p
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We bought a window AC unit a couple years ago and just got around to installing it last weekend. First time installing a window AC. It wasn't too bad and we found using a 1/4" thick piece of plexiglass (2 pieces to fill the gaps) works pretty well for blocking out the areas of the window not covered by the AC unit. We also used a couple small pieces of hardy-backer board (1/2" thick) and pieces of 1"x2" wood to stabilize the unit and hold up the plexiglass in the window along with the "arm" bracket which came with the AC unit and used 100% silicone caulk around the edges to weather/bug proof.

Since we're new at installing AC units, it took ~3 hours.

Nice having it cool in the bedroom for a change (our colonial is REALLY hot upstairs).

We've got to do a similar project in the office with a "standup" floor AC unit cause the office is even hotter than the other rooms and we've got 2 PCs running at times.

   posted: Jun. 18, 2008 @ 10:27a
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Can these be used to heat in the winter? If they can, are they efficient as heaters.

In general, can window ac units be used as heaters, or only certain models designed as such?

I'm alone in a big ole house and it would be great to heat and cool only a room or two.

TIA

   posted: Jun. 18, 2008 @ 5:20p
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brmail said:kafka said: is it reasonably quiet?
No, take Panasonic for silence

I don't think they sell them in the states any more

   posted: Jun. 21, 2008 @ 11:22a
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hoog23 said:brmail said:kafka said: is it reasonably quiet?
No, take Panasonic for silence

I don't think they sell them in the states any more

My small Panasonic works incredibly well - got it through 'mazon with
free shipping a couple years ago (no longer available). It's the ONLY
AC that has a really functional thermostat. I can keep it on all night
long at a certain temp and it will adjust itself steadily. It's also
quiet and well designed. All the controls are not user-friendly, but
probably because it's trying to do things some ACs don't try to do (dehumidify-only mode,
energy-saver mode, etc.).

   posted: Jun. 21, 2008 @ 12:46p
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hoog23 said:brmail said:kafka said: is it reasonably quiet?
No, take Panasonic for silence

I don't think they sell them in the states any more

O-o! it's a really bad news
http://www.google.com/products?q=Panasonic+Air+Conditioner&btnG=Search+Products&hl=en&show=dd
Your search - Panasonic Air Conditioner - did not match any products.

   posted: Aug. 8, 2008 @ 3:42p
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sunsys said:momoman said:for the folks in socal, there's a similar sharp 12,000 btu model (AF-S125NX) at costco b&m for $239 - $50 instant sce rebate = $189 +tx.
very poor reviews for this model.
I haven't been able to find any reviews for this model, what reviews are you referring to? Have you personally used this model before? If so, what's bad about it?

   posted: Aug. 8, 2008 @ 7:40p
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