looks good to me, but who knows. You could add a fancy micron gauge if you want. Or also use a core extractor tool to pull the vac with no schrader core and then reinsert it after evacuation.
Most core tools have an auxiliary vacuum port, that you can also pull the core from, seal off, and then return the system core when done evacuating. I don't know about all the fittings that he's using here, but with a standard set of hoses that have just a core depressor, removing the schrader cores in the system is wide open, like opening a refrigeration service valve. Seems to speed up recovery a lot. And makes for a better vacuum, so I've been taught.
Really? I haven't found this to be true, particularly when recovering. I don't know about all the fittings that he's using here, but with a standard set of hoses that have just a core depressor, removing the schrader cores in the system is wide open, like opening a refrigeration service valve. Seems to speed up recovery a lot. And makes for a better vacuum, so I've been taught.
Yes, it does speed up recovery, but not the way it is hooked up in the pic. He is pulling through the cores in the core removal tool (CRT).
If Damien takes switches the mic gauge to the other port and hooks his vacuum hoses directly to the end of the CRT, he will speed up vac and recovery times.
Yes, it does speed up recovery, but not the way it is hooked up in the pic. He is pulling through the cores in the core removal tool (CRT).
If Damien takes switches the mic gauge to the other port and hooks his vacuum hoses directly to the end of the CRT, he will speed up vac and recovery times.
I see -- was confused with what you were saying for a second. We're on the same page. That's a lot of adapters. The less connections and restrictions the better.
I removed all schraeders including in the CRTs. I use three for my micron gauge. And nylog on all those connections. Should have gotten a different angle
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