[quote="dave2"](reply to post at 05:40:39 11/28/11) [/quote
I put one of those on the roof of an addition that I built on my first house. It was near the peak. and it seemed like it was always turning in the slightest of breezes. I was depending on warm air wanting to rise, however, and I don't know if you would have that convection force going for you in a basement situation. If you had a place for cooler air to come in at ground level and it were significantly warmer at the ceiling of the basement, by say twenty degrees it may suck air out. If you had a vertical stack, say 8 ft tall that the sun were to hit and heat each day then I bet you would get some good suction. Speaking of suction, In the north where I live when it gets cold all the moisture gets sucked out of the air anyway, so I would say don't even think about venting in the winter.
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