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Dale Rogers wrote:

>
> >From the archives, another useful link:
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>http://www.frigidair.net/Parts/product_EV.html
>
>Look for EV6203
>
>  
>
Dale, I had looked at that sight a few times, but had never seen the 
'more' button on the right hand extreme of the scrolling list at the 
bottom.  That opened up a whole new world!!

I like the looks of EV4798732PF and EV4798751PF.  The former is 
12.125x9.5x4.125 and the latter is 8.25x11x4.125.  Since I'm stuck with 
a long duct, I might as well milk the pressure recovery for all its 
worth.  The extra thickness will be a good thing in this case, I think.  
More than that, the hose connections look really beefy, and don't extend 
past the outer boundary of the radiator profile.  That will make the 
installation a little easier.

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