Had this pic sent to me by my cousin who is in HVAC trade school in Utah. Apparently his instructor took the class out for some OJT. The instructor had them relocate this condenser here so the HO could install a hot tub. SMH Attachment 264831
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Had this pic sent to me by my cousin who is in HVAC trade school in Utah. Apparently his instructor took the class out for some OJT. The instructor had them relocate this condenser here so the HO could install a hot tub. SMH Attachment 264831
If I was teaching that photo would be a keeper!. Along with the legend to go with it.
The gas meter does make a nice spot for hanging the gauges and a tool or two.:grin2:
if that's where the instructor had them relocate that unit to; says loads about the quality of training....
The gas people should have never put that meter that close. :whistle:
No wonder there are so many hacks out there.......
Great instructor! He doesn't even require low loss fittings... not that I agree with the EPA but none the less I follow the rules
The things that make you go BOOM :tank:Quote:
Originally Posted by JEG8233
Was the instructor an arsonist?
This one had me cleaning coffee off the key board this morning. IDK what the hell that so called instructor was thinking. I'm just glad that my instructors had enough pride in themselves and the trade to teach it the right way.Quote:
Originally Posted by DLZ Dan
Whats the problem? I have never seen a leak at a gas meter:grin2: Other than the one last week that I just happened to walk by on my way to a rooftop that was so large a leak that I could smell it even with the wind as I was walking by. Or the half dozen or so I also catch by chance every year... Oh, never mind. Yes a good place to hang those gauges though, I usually use the disconnect box to hang them from but that looks even more convenient...
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Originally Posted by DLZ Dan
lol, its his exwifes house.
It cant be, because thats where his kids, his dog and half of his sh8t is!Quote:
Originally Posted by HPpro