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Nope it's all points except dedicated trend points. They have to be network visible to view them if you enable trending.

The scary part is the "student loan" system is now being applied to trade schools.

You did not ask any questions at all until he left.

You’re only involvement was to belittle the guy.

You in no way helped. You legit made the site worse.

Here is a break down on the differences in non-barrier pex, Oxygen barrier pex, and Pex-AL-Pex. They are three seperate things.
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Yeah, I'm in Florida. There is not much I could do to help except try to get the thread redirected from bashing the guy for fun to actually getting an answer to his question.

Can you point to a...

Not when it's chasing away a knowledgeable contractor who likely knows more about what he's using then you.

"If the Op was so smart he would have added the term 'oxygen barrier' to his info....

What a dumb comparison.

How about you just stop chasing new people away?

Sorry but if your buying something that is labeled as clear your going to call it clear.

Hard concept to get I guess.

https://www.afsupply.com/heatlink-94305-heatlink-1-2-clear-pex-a-oxygen-barrier-300-roll.html

https://www.plumbersstock.com/heatlink-94119-58-clear-pex-a-1000ft-r-o2-barrier-new-easy-handle.html
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A 10 second google search shows that heatlink makes clear pex with an oxygen barrier.

To be clear the first response was downright rude to him.

The other responses is just piling on when he...

Soooo is there going to be any attempt to help the gentleman find a way to transition from Pex-al-pex to pex instead of just bashing on him?

I am glad this is not how new people were treated...

Niagara running in a docker container.


https://www.docker.com/resources/what-container/#:~:text=A%20Docker%20container%20image%20is,tools%2C%20system%20libraries%20and%20settings.

It's...

Been quite a while since I have messed with RSS but the individual forums do have RSS buttons so if you have an RSS feed setup you could subscribe to the forum.

Need a beefier hammer

https://www.amazon.com/Wera-Koloss-Square-Ratchet-Hammer/dp/B004ISLNQA

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81YsyZA0HoL._SX522_.jpg

Yeah enthalpy, dewpoint, or grains are way better points to look at then %RH.

I hate %RH.

Yeah this is how it was drilled into me.

LOL they are rather are. I had this drilled into my head in programming 101 in ANSI C programming back in the 90's. They could have started whipping out the truth tables.

I like Kontrolphreaks...

YAY 15 year old necro thread.

I would start here.

https://bacnet.org/

If your working for a manufacture your likely going need to end up getting your devices BTL certified.

If the reheat coil actually sits in the drain pan you may want to check if the pan is draining properly.

I have seen where the reheat coil was re-evaporating water in the drain pan because the...

Engineer A designs a well thought out system that will protect itself.

Value Engineer B removes 90% of the protections so that it will only protect itself during the 2 week warranty period.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jyr36eSQuI

With talk like this you will have the major controls companies out for your head.

You should poke into the controls forums btw.

Hoping to steal him to help manage the site?? jk.

FYI manufactures are not using propane wherever they are allowed to.

They are using it because they are being told they will not be allowed to use what they are currently using soon and the ones...

Typically the units I am seeing that upper range on are DOAS with high supply air statics(3-4inWC) with either an ECM fan wall or 20hp+ motor with a 22" blower wheel. These units are capable of...

quite a ways off but coming.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nASTVKX0gpo

I have seen anywhere between 3F and 7F of heat rise that can really only be attributed to the supply fan motor or motors.

I have had a few sites that required way to many sensors including right...

If Im at the office a TRM Neutron 2.

In the field my much abused leatherman wave that needs the blades replaced due to a decade of sharpening.

SC56 has been retired since at least 2019.

And everyone just goes, it will just modulate down if less is needed.

I wonder if UV would help.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ec0XKhAHR5I

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Here is the main ranking. Looks like it one out as best bit retentions and how strong the magnet was.

Both of those are if its good enough stuff that don't matter past a certain point.

They actually mentioned alot of back drag on the PB swiss. Other factors made it top out.

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PB Swiss came out on top but was also the most expensive.

just a review of ratching screwdrivers including the pb swiss and snapon.

You might find that interesting


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=845HUaWYSQA

Whats confusing about that paper is they never specify how wide the bands are. They just refence them as "centered on".

Cross refencing against this chart shows that the 71 band and 6.3 band...

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The scale is pretty easy to figure out. Its showing scattering and absorption of the infred spectrum from roughly 3.2ish to 70um.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6351392/bin/gr1.jpg

Your paper shows water absorbing heat all the way from about 3.5uM to 70uM.

That corresponds to -385.16F to 1030.6F.

You might want to read up on snowball earth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snowball_Earth

No I am claiming that the increased water vapor traps more energy from the sun resulting in more heating but that because water condenses in the upper atmosphere there is a balance point to it so it...

This is exactly right.

You yourself pointed out that H2O absorbs more of the wavelengths then CO2.

It sorta looks like your going back on that.

Everything has a balance point. As you...

Exactly.

The energy is being introduced from the sun.

We have had a fairly stable balance.

The addition of a little bit of man made CO2 pushes that balance point just a hair upwards, then...

I get all of that but if you have an average increase in temperature you will have more water evaporate. The more water evaporated the higher the temperature as it traps energy that in turn is...

The Rh decreasing does not induce more water vapor, the rising temperature does. The Rh decreasing just makes it easier for that air to pick up the water.

The point where the surface layer of water is getting enough energy from the surrondings to become vapor.

As the temperature rises the %Rh will decrease causing more water to evaporate from bodies...

Adding heat will change the saturation point of the refrigerant, H20, causing more of it become a vapor, I.E. in the atmosphere instead of as liquid.

Think of a recovery tank. The amount of...

Yes it would but you can't make carbon fiber, carbon nanotubes, gather co2 for commercial purposes or make synthetic fuels that way.