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(mechanical ) thermostat cuts out at ~55c (130f) and rarely does it run above 600 psi
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55c (130f) (give or take, thermostat is mechanical and at the bottom of the tank)
600 or so psi
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(sorry about the repost, i didn't see it show up)
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If you were a real tech, you'd solder a relay on that board and call it good to go.
I do a triple evac with nitro to remove non condensables.
I use 56% silver on everything except steel.
Did you really need the " If you were a real tech " ??
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r410, (i don't currently have the r22 system running )
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i mentioned i tried several different ways with varying levels of success, first i tried making my own coaxial heat exchanger with ~15 meters of 3/8" copper inside a 20 mm pex, next i tried one from Doucette Industry, both worked but need a circulating pump, so now I've made a coil from 3/8" copper, i hand roll it around the cardboard core from pallet wrap, then drill and tap the steel flange-plate found on the bottom of the water tank and seal in the spiral using compression fittings, I'll post pictures of the various things I've mentioned.
and id like to correct myself, my current system is running at about 400 psi
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here are the different coaxes, and the final spiral coil
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Excellent.
You're a Good Man - keep up the good work.
And please; post it all here.
PHM
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