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2 contractors big price difference Joseph Coulter 08-08-2006
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Posted by geoman on August 8, 2006, 8:49 pm

> http://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=stay+brite+8+&hl=en&btnG=Search+Froogle
>
> Written by a man who neither uses, nor reads the box on Stay-Brite?
>
> --
>
> Christopher A. Young
> You can't shout down a troll.
> You have to starve them.
> .
>
>
>
> . If
> he says stay bright, HANG up


Oh, I do use stay bright, but not on heat pumps or anything that isn't going
to be removed/replaced in the near future. I will use it on short solenoid
valves or TXV's but I the smallest amount of flux on and then wipe it off
and then soldier. I will use it on suction driers since they have to be
removed after two days of running. But for anything else I use 15% or 45%.
The proof of its benefits is 3 compressor failures in 18 years..........

Rich



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Posted by Stormin Mormon on August 8, 2006, 9:57 pm
I tried 15% stick braze, in my early years. But when I was shown
Stay-Brite, I realized it worked much easier.

What is this Stay Bright that you use? I've not seen it in stores.

--

Christopher A. Young
You can't shout down a troll.
You have to starve them.
.




Oh, I do use stay bright, but not on heat pumps or anything that isn't
going
to be removed/replaced in the near future. I will use it on short
solenoid
valves or TXV's but I the smallest amount of flux on and then wipe it
off
and then soldier. I will use it on suction driers since they have to
be
removed after two days of running. But for anything else I use 15% or
45%.
The proof of its benefits is 3 compressor failures in 18
years..........

Rich




Posted by geoman on August 8, 2006, 11:20 pm

>I tried 15% stick braze, in my early years. But when I was shown
> Stay-Brite, I realized it worked much easier.
>
> What is this Stay Bright that you use? I've not seen it in stores.

It was a typo because I seldom ever use it so I don't remember how its
spelled.

BUT, check this out

brite

. To be or become overripe, as wheat, barley, or hops. [Prov. Eng.]



Therfore, the company who named it didn't even know what the word
meant......... what the heck does soldier have to do with overripe wheat or
hops. I don't feel comfortable using a product that names their soldier
after stuff that makes bear or cereal.





Posted by Joseph Coulter on August 8, 2006, 8:46 pm

> Hey, whats the best cruise buy for November/December this year? I
> want to take my wife on another . We were on the Facination two years
> ago which was OK. We like the shows and Cozamel, grand cayman stuff.
>
> Rich
>
Thanks, I hang out regularly at rec.travel.cruises so if that was it,
you're welcome. In general Nov and Dec with the exception of Thanksgiving
is a good time to cruise, pricewise. Best cruise is always a hard question.
What is the best system? Carrier? which unit? is it the right size? you get
the idea. but as a rule Nov and Dec have good prices if you stay out of the
holiday money makers for the cruise industry.

I like 7 day cruises as they offer the best over all value to price.
Carnival is always a contender although the new Royal Carib ships offer a
lot of activity. Depends on your likes. If you would like an email I can
offer some ideas.



--
Joseph Coulter
Cruises and Vacations
http://www.josephcoulter.com/


Posted by geoman on August 8, 2006, 11:25 pm

>
>> Hey, whats the best cruise buy for November/December this year? I
>> want to take my wife on another . We were on the Facination two years
>> ago which was OK. We like the shows and Cozamel, grand cayman stuff.
>>
>> Rich
>>
> Thanks, I hang out regularly at rec.travel.cruises so if that was it,
> you're welcome. In general Nov and Dec with the exception of Thanksgiving
> is a good time to cruise, pricewise. Best cruise is always a hard
> question.
> What is the best system? Carrier? which unit? is it the right size? you
> get
> the idea. but as a rule Nov and Dec have good prices if you stay out of
> the
> holiday money makers for the cruise industry.
>
> I like 7 day cruises as they offer the best over all value to price.
> Carnival is always a contender although the new Royal Carib ships offer a
> lot of activity. Depends on your likes. If you would like an email I can
> offer some ideas.
>
>
>
> --
> Joseph Coulter
> Cruises and Vacations
> http://www.josephcoulter.com/

Posters, this guy is pretty cool.
I learned of his site and the alt.travel site AFTER I took a cruise and
discovered I should have studied more before taking the cruise that we did.
It was ok, but I didn't enjoy myself as much as I should because I didn't
know what to expect. It also took five days before I could even calm down
enough from work to enjoy it.

After this weekends wedding and work slows down I will contact You Joseph.

BTW, American STandard is better than Carrier, just like the Carla C was a
trash heap compared to the Imagination :-)))

Rich

>



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