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  1. 12-20-2012, 12:09 PM #1
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    Best Android and IPhone apps for HVACR

    Originally, I wanted to hear from several techs here about which PT chart App they liked for android phones, but why not expand that to include all HVACR phone apps so we have it all in one spot?

    First, which PT chart app do you like for android?
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  2. 12-20-2012, 12:14 PM #2
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    How about an ap that calcs cfm air flow/lbs./pints of moisture removed from air. Handy for humidification/dehumidification performance. Also dew point/grains/%RH conversion. Its for Iphone from Ultra-Aire.
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    Others have recommended Bitzer for a PT chart. Johnstone has a free app with PT chart, Duct and Capillary sizer.
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    Hvac buddy, load calc, rtfm,

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdblack View Post
    Hvac buddy, load calc, rtfm,

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    Which of the load calcs do you use? I found HVAC Residential Load Calcs for $34.99, HVAC Buddy Load Calc for $38.99, HVAC Quick Load for $6.99 and HVAC Load Plus for $24.99
    I don 't want to buy all of them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kdean1 View Post
    Which of the load calcs do you use? I found HVAC Residential Load Calcs for $34.99, HVAC Buddy Load Calc for $38.99, HVAC Quick Load for $6.99 and HVAC Load Plus for $24.99
    I don 't want to buy all of them.
    I use the HVAC Buddy Load Calc from Powertrade
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    Quote Originally Posted by jdblack View Post
    I use the HVAC Buddy Load Calc from Powertrade
    Thanks jd.
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    Emerson P-T Pro is good. Danfoss has several good apps.

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    RTFM Thermostat app. It has almost every manual for almost every thermostat. If they don't have just email them and they will have it in the next update.
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    I like the danfoss apps myself.
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    Here is mine http://goo.gl/wiMF4
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    Check out Loren Cook's apps.
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    I use the Bitzer app. I like all the additional info on there as well. Such as oil types, color code, and ODP levels.
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