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I hope to start my pond this year and I'm considering having a geo-thermal HVAC system installed using coils at the bottom of the pond. Does anyone have experience with this and know of any potential drawbacks that I might not be thinking of? I haven't found any information on the web as to wether the process has any effect on the pond's water temperature? I assume it doesn't, but I'm no scientist or contractor?
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Ambassador Field Correspondent  Lunker
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12 ac pond in NW Missouri. 28' max depth at full pool. Fish Present: LMB, BG, RES, YP, CC, WB, HSB, WE, BCP, WCP, GSH.
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I used to work for a company that installed geothermal systems. We often configured the pond loop (polyethelene tubing) in a tangled slinky looking ball, then poured a concrete base for it and used the loop as fish structure. 1 ball per ton of system.
Just throwing an idea out there...
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I have a 6 ton system heating and cooling over 4500 sq ft. My electric bill has never been over $100. I wasn't in the house until the end of last summer, though. It is an incredible machine.
Hey Moe, I'm trying to think but nuthin's happening!
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