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bitzer is a nice app to have, Metrics conversion is also helpful

There is a lot to learn, I have been in trade school since February got most of the fundamentals down, now its finally getting interesting mostly shop tearing into units once you have experience it...

I have a Fieldpiece and like most said it does have a hard time reading zero but everyone in my trade school including instructors trust and use Fieldpiece, some have old abused meters that are still...

replace it run capacitor will over heat

hello im still in trade school in Ca but have heard bad reviews of kaplan what do you think of that school? how much was it?, try networking with other students or people in the field that do side...

thats what i wanted to know i just got my epa and wanted to know that is the next step i should take i thought it was journeyman then contractors but i know they have their own classifications as...

I have my universal EPA and have like a year to go in trade school the school also offers free Nate training classes but tells us to get employed first then to do NATE after a year or so of exp but...

I keep seeing posts of people talking about getting their license, what are they talking about i know different states require different things but what kind of things

what license are u going to get? im in trade school and looking to better my self any advise

Idk but I have heard of techs watering roof tops

hows the industry in tx i here theirs lots of hvac work right now, a buddy of mine was there a few weeks ago and told me the economy is picking up

I think 410A is equal to r22 it just has 1.6 times higher pressure, but bigger unit maybe needed remember they haven't found the perfect refrigerant yet 410a does a good job but has to high pressures

where could i find more info on this, thanks

[QUOTE=btuhack;13496311]If you knew the mechanical, plumbing, and NEC code forwards and backwards, you'd have a big leg up on your classmates. Problem with being new is you may not get thru the code...

thanks for replying back i agree with you but just wanted to know what else i could do to be better in the field, licenses and certifications take you a long way most companies in ca want and require...

yup they tell us the same thing in school a lot of techs are retiring, i have a few buddies in the field and they also say in a few years the number of techs will be low so the demand for them will...

thanks for the advice on indeed.com ill check it out let us know how it went and what did they ask you for, certifications/exp

hello im currently in trade school just got my universal EPA and have a few months to go, but was wondering what else i could do to make my resume look good any other useful licenses or classes i...

I'm currently in trade school also just got my universal E.P.A how did you land a job I'm in Ca lots of work out here but most employers want 3-5 years exp. any advice or use full info is appreciated

just give them a try be happy that you landed a job I'm still in trade school but looking for an entry level job in the field, i want and need more hands on experience how did you land it? and advice...

hello I'm taking my EPA in a few weeks and have heard different stories out there any advice or study suggestions, I'm aiming for my universal License any info will be useful and appreciated thank you

Welcome to the site I'm new too, but I hope to grow and learn from the help and advice of people on this great site. How's the HVAC industry in you area doing ? and again welcome

I'm currently in a similar situation I want to go to school but I'm scared of falling for one of these for profit scam schools, they seem to good to be true plus theirs many horror stories of...

I was looking into apprenticeships a few months ago but with this economy there's nothing out there and many have waiting lists ranging from 3-5 years so I'm looking to go to school on my own it...