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Braze or solder copper refrigerant lines to fittings henny 12-24-2006
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Posted by KJPRO on August 8, 2008, 12:14 pm



> When you speak, vaguely, using buzz words. You use up air time, or in this
> case bandwidth. But you really don't say anything useful. Try being
> specific, and maybe you will use your time effectively.
>
> To answer your question: All of your vague writing is not understood.


You can't understand anything.... period!



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Posted by Noon-Air on August 8, 2008, 8:38 pm



> On Fri, 8 Aug 2008 08:41:20 -0400, "Stormin Mormon"
>
>>When you speak, vaguely, using buzz words. You use up air time, or in this
>>case bandwidth. But you really don't say anything useful. Try being
>>specific, and maybe you will use your time effectively.
>>
>>To answer your question: All of your vague writing is not understood.
>
> Stormy you are a classic case of a waste of bandwidth. You never say
> anything useful because you're a complete dumb ass with no defense.

defense is what keeps him from running out inna street when he comes out
from under the porch.


Posted by on August 8, 2008, 11:25 am


wrote:

>What part of having various issues with leaks do you not understand?
>
>Stormin Mormon wrote:
>> "leak issues". I've got enough trouble without trying to mix metaphors. Save
>> the psychiatric jargon for when it's really needed.
>>
I believe the "leak issues" he speaks of are the ones occurring with
increasing frequency due to an enlarged prostate.
ERS

Posted by Stormin Mormon on August 8, 2008, 7:49 pm


That explains the vague phrasing.

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I believe the "leak issues" he speaks of are the ones occurring with
increasing frequency due to an enlarged prostate.
ERS



Posted by Stormin Mormon on August 5, 2008, 7:48 pm


Stay Brite is wonderful for brand new copper, from the parts house. Flows at
a lot lower temperature than stick braze. The Stay Brite goes from solid to
liquid almost instantly, and runs out of voids. When fittings are very
closely fitted, then it works well, by capillary action.

Stick braze will work much better than old copper. Stick braze requires a
heck of a lot hotter temps, but the fill seems a bit better than Stay Brite.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
.



> It seems like the two primary methods for connecting copper to copper
> refrigerant lines to fittings are either Sil Phos 15 brazing rod or
> Stay Brite silver solder.

> I've done gas welding and some plumbing soldering jobs but would only
> rate myself as a novice.

> Which method is easier for a novice to do reliably? (Sil Phos or
> Staybrite silver solder.)




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