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A way around the funky water could be a timer on the bronze circulator to turnover the water in the coil every few hours.

LK is this tank in a basement?

I only ask because one time when I changed a water tank in a basement I closed an old stop and drain valve to isolate the water from draining back from upstairs....

I see your un-fused disconnect, and raise you an un-disconnectable disconnect.

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Thanks Hungrytech,

Mitsubishi wanted 4.5'' clearance from the top of the mounting plate. I had my lines stubbed out before the in-house guys hung any wall board. For whatever reason the drop...

Those Am. Standard CU's were existing in the attic spaces. I was just unfortunate enough to have to run my linesets by them in that heat.

I found a few split systems set up like that in that...

Haha yeah those tags provided a good amount of amusement on all of the mitsubishi equipment installs.

I found that one to be both dangerous and misleading :grin2:
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One of the attic shots with the existing condensers shows another PITA during the installation of the minis.

The temp gun is pointing at a wall across from the condenser. The helper and I were...

Everyone posting their mini split jobs is starting to make me feel left out....also my first WOP post :couch:

For my last internship at school I set myself up with a local mechanical contractor...

That sums the whole deal up right there. Power factor correction is a complete waste of money unless your facility is actually being billed KVAR.

* Payson, is there anyway you can use your fancy...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_condenser

We talked about these in my e-machines class a few semesters ago...its in the same vein as the capacitor banks you guys are talking about.
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Not to derail the thread, just curious about your soot comment... I service a few EK's every week along with every other breed, and the only alarming boilers I come across are the ones who miss their...

I think he's referring to one of those digital tv receivers that you had to buy when they stopped the analog broadcasting. :cheers:

and one more for bubblehead....check out our helo-deck :patriot:

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Thanks for all the warm words...except for maybe bubblehead :patriot:

some pictures aboard the training ship...

old house chillers

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I've been a silent member of this forum for a couple of years now and I may as well introduce myself. First I'd really like to thank all of those who make the hvac-talk community the wealth of...

im suprised the adaptor itself can even handle the weight, let alone the curb

are you going to modify an old refrigerator or build one from scratch...
my brother and i built one, we pretty much just punched a hole in the door of and old over/under whirlpool and added a tap,...

my left eye is brown and the right is blue...really freaks some people out

correct me if im wrong but i thought those hard-start kits contained a "PTC" relay "positive temp. coefficient"... dont remember those type relays being position sensitive

guess i didnt get the memo....but i guess ur welcome here in beantown :D

are these setups unique to "tandem compressors" ?

i give up... all i know is its a lot older than me

some sort of remote, evaporator temp.control set up?

nevermind i think i see it

is that one of those anit-gravity drains
or am i missing sumthin