I like mine too.........just haven't compared it's readings to my YJ.
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Let me know how that comes out....I have had my eye on the YJ too! Mine put the wood to a fieldpeice the other day!
Maybe I just got a bad one. It seems to eat batteries.
IMHO only a HACK would pull a vaccum on a system w/out checking the micron level . That is truely the only way to be 100% sure that you have zero leaks and that the system is contaminent free .
Again just my opinion
If you work for me and don't use your micron gauge, you'll be finding a new employer. :)
NOPE !! Positive pressure can and WILL lie to you , a standing micron reading of 500 or less WILL NOT lie to you !!! There is no arguing with that !!!! I have seen it more than once . Oh and for all of you that do not use a micron gauge , when your gauge on your manifold gets to 30"hg your actual micron level can be 5,000+ !!!
I 'm the only one at the company , that has one.That's why I take longer on repairs and find more tubes not metering or txv failures, due to no vacuum or not long enough vacuums. Nitrogen is used allot but, when you dry a system you have to remove non-condensibles .:rolleyes:
I don't need a micron gauge I have a pressure switch on my pump that shuts my pump down at a 500 microns. http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l2...lpro/dunno.gif :D