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How about paying a $200 initiation fee which is required before the end of your probationary period but they still can't save you from an honest mistake until you are off probation.

My DC's have performed flawlessly during the last cooling season although they were purchased halfway through that season. I'm about to break them out for the first time this year and see how well...

Not with the 90* days we've been having.

I love the manifold its way better than my old yellow jacket.

I just started using it and the system is awesome but the velcro strap pipe sensors can be a real pain to place properly especially if the access ports and line sets are in an awkward position...

I have the fluke 116/322 combo kit. It does everything i need it to do in one kit.

If you are working in an attic I would have an helper who should at least at a minimum keep an eye on you for signs of heat stroke even if you don't really need his help on the job. I would also...

She is in a better place now, my deepest condolences.

I use a clamp with the fluke 116, gives me the temp with no other information.

Which is good enough, you can use the hoses from your analog set and you really should be using a stand alone micron gauge. I just got the AK900 this week and I'm very satisfied with it.

This is why I'm glad that the majority of houses in my area have the indoor units in basements. I'm currently wrapping up a rare attic install from scratch so not only do we have to get a unit up and...

I've learned in school that if you pull a vacuum too fast it can freeze any moisture in the system before it has the time to evaporate.

The F/A-18 and many other fighters are pressurized, I wonder if the F-22 is an exception or its pressurized by O2 for some reason.

An airliner pressurization and HVAC system but it should be...

I assuming that EPA 609 only covers workers and not DIY'ers?

I'm working in the field on a limited basis as well, currently 21 years old.

Too many people die from drunk drivers, nothing harsh about the OP's company at all. In fact I would terminate an employee for a DUI.

If the unit works to the owner's satisfaction then its on them.

Worth bringing this thread back up, US Submarines used R-12 in their systems back in WWII.

http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=160392

Putting his skills to good use lol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1RGcvRok0M&feature=related

Same here, I ditched the velcro strap that came with the Fluke 116 in favor of a spring clamp.

What a shame since it looks like a new unit.

I found out my issue and it turns out that you kinda have to give the battery a good push then all is well, I thought the battery just slips in like all the other chargers I used.

Did anyone get a problem with the M12 set where the charger is throwing out a faulty battery pack error? Happened to both batteries and the same thing happened when I went back to the store to swap...

See if your instructors will even allow a digital gauge set, they might want you to learn how to calculate readings manually before upgrading to digitals.

Still using analogs but will upgrade to digital around spring time since I'm only doing occasional refrigeration work during the winter.