"Steve W." fired this volley in news:jpp37b$ukf$1 @dont-email.me:
Guess I don't have to watch to know how stupid people can be. Cars are full of potential ignition sources.
Anyone who thinks it's "impossible" for an ignition to occur in a passenger car hasn't spent much time in a car, or watching all the burnt wrecks along-side major highways.
LLoyd
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Well, note that I had said "last I checked"....which probably was ~5 = years ago if not 10
I was thinking of just replacing the refrigerant *IF* an energy savings would justify it. The 40% they state is mighty attractive! My system is in good shape and should last a little while yet. I sell to a HVAC supply outfit and am able to purchase from them. I imagine I'll be replacing the unit in a number of years so I'll keep abreast of what to do and what to buy.
"PrecisionmachinisT" fired this volley in news:vdWdnQsNWeaDiF3SnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@scnresearch.com:
And whether we disagree on things or not, I wouldn't want you to get "burned" doing something that was completely legal five years ago, and is now a felony.
LLoyd
And I'll bet Homeland Security is just raring to go to prosecute you as a terrorist for any infringements, too, aren't they?
-- When a quiet man is moved to passion, it seems the very earth will shake. -- Stephanie Barron (Something for the Powers That Be to remember, eh?)
Out of curiosity, I downloaded the current list:
Probably I should stop driving around town with several scuba tanks full of flash powder in my trunk then....
I've got a package unit in theboneyard with burned out scroll, acid kit tests clean and so it'd be a fairly straight forward job.
Never seems to be enough time though, and since I picked up a replacement off craigslist for a song...
Hydrocarbon refrigerants are so dangerous that pepsi and coke drink machines run on it and loads of European fridges and air cons run on it
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