Appion G5 twin

[freonrick]

Is that a 5 ton coaxial ? That thing must get heavy.

Not too bad, I dont use it all the time. What was heavy was the Carrier pump out from a 19EA.

[AiResearch]

I have a coaxial rig also. A ton and a half. Don't need much water flow either. Major subcooling and recovery speed increase. Goes between recovery outlet and cylinder inlet.

[Dallas Duster]

This is what I made instead of a coax it very light.

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...id=44680359604

I have a coaxial rig also. A ton and a half. Don't need much water flow either. Major subcooling and recovery speed increase. Goes between recovery outlet and cylinder inlet.

[AiResearch]

That is nice Dallas, if you had a lot of rooftop recovery, it would be a good choice.

Mine was salvaged with no expense though

[OldSchoolMech]

Dallas how did you attach the fittings to that plate? I didn't see any threads etc.

I would like to see the Appion in action. I have only used YJ Machines, I like the older ones more then the newer ones that cut out before its done..

[Dallas Duster]

I welded copper to it with 45% blue sticks. Ill try to throw some pictures up here later.

Dallas how did you attach the fittings to that plate? I didn't see any threads etc.

I would like to see the Appion in action. I have only used YJ Machines, I like the older ones more then the newer ones that cut out before its done..

[supertek65]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

i did like the entech guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

but this was not an entech guy!

Seems you are still in love with those Entech guys aren't you!!!!

[milkyway]

This is what I made instead of a coax it very light.

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...id=44680359604


Originally Posted by AiResearch
I have a coaxial rig also. A ton and a half. Don't need much water flow either. Major subcooling and recovery speed increase. Goes between recovery outlet and cylinder inlet.





I'm confused, there are only 3 ports?
I we think that there would be 4.

[Dallas Duster]

There are 2 ports for water and 2 for refrigerant.

This is what I made instead of a coax it very light.

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...id=44680359604


Originally Posted by AiResearch
I have a coaxial rig also. A ton and a half. Don't need much water flow either. Major subcooling and recovery speed increase. Goes between recovery outlet and cylinder inlet.





I'm confused, there are only 3 ports?
I we think that there would be 4.

[milkyway]

Oh ok, I only seen 3 in the pic., I might have to get one of theses, u have one?