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outime
31 days ago
It will make a real difference if you're at the gym or in a very crowded place though.
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Teever
31 days ago
Wouldn't the AC system adapt to the increased heat production from the extra people and maintain the temperature at 27'C?
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ahartmetz
31 days ago
The AC's temperature sensors won't feel your microclimate or body temperature. I'm all for 27°C in the general case, but yeah I'd prefer a few degrees lower in the gym or in a dense crowd.
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