Adding TXV to goodman heatpump

[robertc65]

Robowanabeetech,

You can take you pompous attitude and stick it up your A**. While I am not a licensed HVAC "tech" I do design large scale photovoltaic arrays for business and commercial use to help reduce the green house gases that so called HVAC tech's have vented into the atmosphere over the years.

When someone comes to me asking questions about maybe putting PV's on their house to help reduce their dependence on electricity made from fossil fuel or to just help reduce their energy consumption I don't give them attitude and think I am better than them I give them answers based on my years of experience in the field that I was trained in.

I am not so insecure that I feel I have to give smart A** answers to people who ask questions.

Ban me if you like because I will never visit this forum again.

Carl

Come on Robo lighten up, It's not like he was asking how to convert his Furnace to burn Hydrogen or something. For crying out loud.

[Shophound]

What was that Queen song about dust?

I think that song was by Kansas..."Dust in the Wind"...unless you're thinking about a Queen song I don't know about (which is possible, since I don't intentionally listen to that group's works ).

I agree with you, Robo...if the system is a proper match and installed correctly, and the tech is a little patient, he can make a fixed restrictor system sing when it needs to. I prefer TXV's...I think they're better for performance and compressor longevity...but if all you wanna do is "run what ya brung", then it's imperative to either find the correct info or the correct person to get you there.

[RoBoTeq]

Come on Robo lighten up, It's not like he was asking how to convert his Furnace to burn Hydrogen or something. For crying out loud.

Yea; you're right. What was I thinking?

[RoBoTeq]

I think that song was by Kansas..."Dust in the Wind"...unless you're thinking about a Queen song I don't know about (which is possible, since I don't intentionally listen to that group's works ).

I agree with you, Robo...if the system is a proper match and installed correctly, and the tech is a little patient, he can make a fixed restrictor system sing when it needs to. I prefer TXV's...I think they're better for performance and compressor longevity...but if all you wanna do is "run what ya brung", then it's imperative to either find the correct info or the correct person to get you there.

"Dust in the Wind" works too, but I was thinking about this one