Try to bring you up to date about last Tuesday. Most everything Buddy said on the trip sheet was wrong , Tech trip sheet (hand writing was worst then mine.
It read head 122
Suction 35
SH 40
SC 0 or o with a slash through it.
in short leak in at the suction line near the Condenser. Easy Fix
took maybe 3 hours.
started out at 71 OA attic was 75 then got to 84 OA was 82 when done. Kid was tolat Tool Mule for me.
Left me dead and in myasthenia gravis distress on and off for 2 days,
Try to bring you up to date about last Tuesday. Most everything Buddy said on the trip sheet was wrong , Tech trip sheet (hand writing was worst then mine.
It read head 122
Suction 35
SH 40
SC 0 or o with a slash through it.
in short leak in at the suction line near the Condenser. Easy Fix
took maybe 3 hours.
started out at 71 OA attic was 75 then got to 84 OA was 82 when done. Kid was tolat Tool Mule for me.
Left me dead and in myasthenia gravis distress on and off for 2 days,
Way to go Bret......and Andy...
Take is easy in the heat Bret.....
I almost passed out yesterday pouring 13 meters of concrete in the ocean with the heat with no food or water.....dumb a$$ Canuck...
"The quality you deserve is not expensive---it's priceless"
Enjoy the books Bret.. Once you get back to the grind, there won't be any time to read Speaking of which I should engage in some recreational reading. You know you're going cuckoo if you're reading the codes in your spare time
Darn, I still can't tell what this is except it looks like it has a couple of BNC connectors for a coax cable on the bottom.
It's the very first Digital Refrigeration System Analyzer in the world....built 25 years ago in a garage on Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada by that dumb a$$ Lockhart!!!!!!
It still works too....
"The quality you deserve is not expensive---it's priceless"
It's the very first Digital Refrigeration System Analyzer in the world....built 25 years ago in a garage on Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada by that dumb a$$ Lockhart!!!!!!
It still works too....
Thanks for the explanation. So, did you become a millionaire? I know it takes a lot of money to live in/around Vancouver.
10% of life is what happens to you. The other 90% is how you deal with it.
Thanks for the explanation. So, did you become a millionaire? I know it takes a lot of money to live in/around Vancouver.
Wellllllll.....I've been developing DRSAs and working very long hours for DC for 11 years with $1.8M to date invested in DC with a trip every year to the AHR show taken out of DC.....THAT'S IT......Brenda and I have never been able to take a wage from it.
And I live on Vancouver Island, not Vancouver...BIG difference....but everyone annoys us and 'calls us 'Vancouverites'.....
So the short answer is no and my accountant says every friggin year, I hope your vision is true and I hope your DC customers appreciate this product because it is probably about the poorest investment I would advise you ever continue doing....you are quite frankly crazy Doug and Brenda...dump it.
My HVAC/R company underwrites the DC product!
"The quality you deserve is not expensive---it's priceless"
Way to go Bret......and Andy...
Take is easy in the heat Bret.....
I almost passed out yesterday pouring 13 meters of concrete in the ocean with the heat with no food or water.....dumb a$$ Canuck...
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Originally Posted by fcs
Speaking of which I should engage in some recreational reading. You know you're going cuckoo if you're reading the codes in your spare time 
Yardwork day here
