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thanks I will try that.

thanks but this is in an air handler, I think the customer would find the smell objectionable, any other ideas?

I am using yellow jacket dye, have you guys found a good cleaner for it. thanks.

funny thing happened saw one of these at a yard sale, bought it for $10, anyone have one of these? not top of the line but I wonder if acceptable for the time being. The testo 510 looks like the way...

I would have thought a pressure washer would be too powerful. Never used one so I don't know, do they go very low pressure also?

thanks I will look into them. kevin

air flow and static pressure, What are you opinions or what are you using now?

anyone have this unit and what do you think of it? thanks. kevin

feel the can with your hand you will find it gets cold, check you pt chart and you will see why your pressure drops. You can put the can in 90 degree water to keep it flowing faster. DO NOT OVERHEAT...

I am mostly doing residential, and don't think I will be doing anything over 10 pounds. Is the g1 suitable for that or is it worth the extra $200 for the g5? thanks for any input on this if you have...

cheaper and way better to make your own.

I am switching over from commercial to residential. I was doing mostly 22 and now I need a machine that will do 410. what do you guys recommend? I don't plan on doing a large volume of business, sort...

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I know this is old stuff, but does anyone remember the initial start up password for e-ware (trane) I know rover replaced it. But I need to open it up, and I reloaded it but can't remember what the...

I see I didn't miss anything.

good article.

Thanks for the good information. I am trying to figure out why this statement of "air conditioning" doesn't dehumidify? Other than the ways stated above, how else would you get the water actually out...

That makes good sense.

Now what about the statement that "air conditioning doesn't de-humidify"? This seems to be spreading in some seminars or something, I am hearing it all over the place. One...

you can see that we add water all the time to the enclosed space of a home. So the water has to go somewhere, since it can't go into the air.

Does someone have the stats on how much more tonnage is needed when adding up the number of people in an assembly hall? That would give you a clue to how much moisture is given off, latent heat.

according to the article, its about 21 grams an hour, if you are naked.

exactly, so you see the water has to go somewhere. because we add more water all the time.

http://www.pubmedcentral.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=1085015&blobtype=pdf

here is an interesting article on how much weight/water we loose just sleeping every night.

in the desert you have water evaporating and rising and moving all over the place. The sand holds water and releases it. also it brings up water from down below. water from ponds in florida evaporate...