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Posted by IlBeBauck@gmail.com on November 10, 2008, 6:08 pm
> IlBeBa...@gmail.com wrote:
> >> IlBeBa...@gmail.com wrote:
> >>>> IlBeBa...@gmail.com wrote:
> >>>>> Mobile Home furnaces are different from conventional furnaces , due=
to
> >>>>> the increased ESP =A0encountered in Mobile Home duct systems . Has
> >>>>> anyone actually checked to see what the ESP was on a Mobile Home du=
ct
> >>>>> system ? Im curious to know how much higher they run than the stand=
ard
> >>>>> 0.5" that typical furnace blower assemblys are designed for. =A0I c=
annot
> >>>>> find Fan Charts for any of the common Mobile Home Furnace Mfgrs .
> >>>>> Thanks.
> >>>> Look again. They are there. Check ACCA's manual J and D for trailer =
homes.
> >>>> Email Don Steeth in Canada. He put together HVAC-Calc software and t=
hat
> >>>> also covers mobile home units. The blowers on those make up any diff=
erence.
> >>> REPLY: Have you measured the static in a Mobile/MFD home ? =A0If so,
> >>> what do they run ? =A0Save me some time looking it up...im just curio=
us.
> >> Yes I have. Your education is not my problem. Necessity is the Mother =
of
> >> invention and a number of other things. I strongly suggest that you do
> >> your own research. Anyone here that owns a Decent ductwork manual and/=
or
> >> software has those figures. You want those.. get off your ass and look
> >> them up. Try Barnes and Nobles in the Engineering section.- Hide quote=
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> > REPLY: =A0If you have actually measured static pressure in a Mobile Hom=
e
> > thats a double-wide, then why cant you be helpful by offering up this
> > info ?
> I made my Children and Grandchilren do their own Homework. They all
> graduated with high grades etc from military and other colleges.. The
> time you have wasted here would have put you way down the road of
> knowledge if you did your own work.
> =A0 It has nothing to do 'with my education' ; =A0I simply dont work
> > on Mobile Homes but would like to know.
> I don't work on Glass blowing and other glass art forms, but have
> learned those trades by seeking real education form the sources that
> teach those things.
> =A0 =A0If it is too much of an
> > imposition asking you as a fellow HVAC person, then please dont
> > respond to my post if you have to portray yourself with a big ego and
> > bad attitude which is all too common in this Trade .
> You are quite welcome not to read my replies and you are posting from a
> Ho,me repair NG. Something no respectful HVAC person would do.. So You
> are quite =A0welcome to kills my ass. By the way HVAC is only one of my
> business interests.
> =A0 If you have the
> > opportunity to help someone in the Trade, you should ... instead of
> > causing dissension . What is behind your attitude anyways ??
> I give Charity to those that deserve it. If you were in the trade ..You
> would not be asking ignorant questions about something you would have to
> know to even pass the tests for a License. Fools can take excellent
> information and kill themselves or families messing with things in our
> business. Then whine ..That a professional led them to disaster. Now go
> away aMD PESTER OTHERS ..Say like in "alt.kooks"
> =A0 If its
> > that you are overworked , bit off too much of a house mortgage, and/or
> > have 6 mouths to feed, etc... then please dont take it out on me cause
> > i didnt buy your house or get your wife pregnant. =A0This Trade doesnt
> > need any more cocky people with superiority complexes
> Actually Sonny, I don't have any of those problems.. You are the
> problem.. I gave you some good advice.. Buy a book or take a class. Now
> get the Hell out of our NG.
> -- thats whats
> > making the Trade look bad overall and especially to consumers.
> > Please change . =A0Regards.
> This is not a consumers group.. Nor is it to cater to people like you.
> When you buy a stock Share in this NG from Paul, it might behoove some
> of our more Junior members to guide you. Stormy is usually available.
> The last several folks he helped have never been heard from again though.=
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REPLY: Im not a Consumer. Ive been in this Trade since 1976 . This
HVACR trade is very vast and no one knows everything about it...not
even you so please dispense with the Ego-trip ; Case in point :
Have you ever installed a Robertshaw Pneumatic Enthalpy Selector on an
80,000 cfm Fan System ? Have you ever tore down and rebuilt a Carrier
19DA Centrifugal Chiller ? Have you ever worked on a Steam Jet
Refrigeration System from the 1940's ? Do you even know the 3 types
of pressures for a common TXV without looking it up ? You shouldnt
be in any Trade with your pride and arrogance ; you obviously have
some personal issues you need healing on. Im not ashamed to say i
dont know what duct static pressures typically run in a Mobile Home ,
but you should be ashamed for promoting dissension .
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