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Posted by Zyp on October 20, 2007, 6:20 pm
.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
>
>> kjpro @ usenet.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> i like the "nu-22" mfg by Icor in indianapolis
>>>>> i've used it on several retrofits, with no problems at all
>>>>>
>>>>> it seems to show a lot of promise
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>> http://www.icorinternational.com/index.php?main_page=document_general_info&c
>>> Path=2&products_id=8
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Has anyone tried this refrigerant yet? I am considering it for
>>>>>> some heat
>>>>
>>>> Its *still* got Butane in it, and use of it will void any and all
>>>> Copeland compressor warrantys. If you want to take that chance,
>>>> then knock yourself out. When I get Service Bullitins from
>>>> copeland, and/or the equipment manufacturers that says its ok to
>>>> use for a R-22 "drop-in" replacement, then I will think about it.
>>>> Until then, I don't want that kind of liability.
>>>
>>>
>>> Since 22 is still available it's nothing to worry about....
>>
>> The R-22 "drop-ins" are designed to work with existing mineral oils.
>> If you want to convert to something other than a "drop-in", just
>> replace the oil with POE. The cost all around is high either way.
>>
>> I can't believe the variance though on the priceing from what we pay
>> in California compared to the East Coast. Man what a difference.
>> But then we're currently paying over $3.00 a gallon for fuel too.
>
> Priced any houses recently ? :-)
>
> What you pay for a run down 2 bedrom 1 bath shack in a bad
> neighborhood buys you a new custom 4 BR / 4 bath mansion with a pool
> and a game room on 5 acres here ;-)
>
>
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You are absolutely correct! But one itsi, bitsy difference here. We have
the ability to be at the ocean front in the morning, skiing in the
afternoon, and check out the desert in the evening. We have tolerant
weather more than 3/4 of the year. Our summers here are mild compared to
some. Our winters are mild compared to others. No toll roads to speak of.
[Just a few in Sacramento and one highway toll that's privately owned in
Orance County.] No snow, unless we drive to it. No clearing the driveway
of snow. Standard humidity most of the time. No tornado's, no hurricanes,
[although we have earthquakes once in awhile.] And we don't seem to pay
those high prices for FREEZEON.. ROFL
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Zyp
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