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Yo: THE King Jean 02-21-2009
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Posted by Jean on February 23, 2009, 5:51 pm
On Mon, 23 Feb 2009 16:35:53 -0500, The King

>>On Mon, 23 Feb 2009 02:05:18 -0500, "zero"
>>>> On Sun, 22 Feb 2009 07:42:43 -0500, The King
>>>> So next time you see someone using incorrect information, could you
>>>> also point them to a relevant URL to back up your arguments? It would
>>>> minimize the agony - on both sides. ;)
>>>ROTFL!
>>> So YOU learned whatever it is you do for a living by your
>>>self-interpretation of selective web sites?
>>>Does Wikipedia count as accredited curriculum?
>>>Happy trolling in the alt.hvac!
>>>-zero
>>The King kindly pointed me to the following URL:
>>http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/cooling-heating-equations-d_747.html
>>Do you think that site is accredited?
>Accredited? By whom?

I haven't the faintest idea. That's why I asked. It seemed important
enough to him to post a comment.

Maybe the guy thinks I'm working on a doctorate in HVAC. Or maybe he
is just a common, everyday asshole.

In any event, it's good enough for my purposes. I imagine that someone
would have already flamed them if it was wrong. ;)

Sure is a fun group in this ng.......

Posted by Don Ocean on February 23, 2009, 2:54 am
Jean wrote:
> On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 18:14:16 -0500, The King
>
>>> How's your head today?
>> I endeavor to preserver. Thanks for asking.
>> Your shit looks ok at a glance. You got a chubby at the tool box
>> didn't you. /;
>
> [BLUSH]
>
>> Typically HP's have a COP of 3 so your in the ball park.
>
> Those formulas are great for checking out the operation. I should have
> done that at the beginning. I also wrote an Excel worksheet so I just
> have to type in the numbers. It does all the calculations.
>
> Now if I can only get a data sheet from Goodman I can trust.....
>
> I wish I still had access to a data logger. Just think what I could do
> with 32 digital and eight analogue inputs. I could sit in my armchair
> and monitor everything that is going on, minute by minute. I could
> even have colored diagrams show heat and cool with varying shades of
> red and blue.
>
>> Maybe you should get a decibel meter and compare your unit to what the
>> spec sheet says. Maybe you'll find out its normal.
>
> Wait till I post the defrost cycle to youtube. It now sounds so bad,
> I've switched back to aux. I think the thing is gonna blow up!
>
> I thought of that. Radio Shack has got one in stock for $49.95. I
> might pick one up. I can also test it on the neighbors.
>
>> As a benchmark Lennox boasts of a unit that is rated at 76 db. They
>> claim the quietest HP on the market. Personally I think the Japs have
>> sewn up the quiet market which makes sense given their urban
>> situation.
>> Need necessitates invention so they say.
>
> Yup! I'm still pondering the cement "cone of silence".

You might also consider EchoZorb. It is used to buffer the Sound of the
36000 rpm heat exchanger fan on Fighter aircraft Radar Modulators.
>
> My preliminary calculations are about eighty-five 60# bags of
> readi-mix. I'll have to check if there is a sale on cement mixers ;)
>
> I think I'm getting to be like Harrison Ford in "Mosquito Coast". This
> HVAC thing is becoming an obsession with me.
>
> Here's what it looks and sounds like:
>
> The Mosquito Coast
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CbUkXjEYv8&feature=related

Posted by Jean on February 23, 2009, 2:11 pm
wrote:


>You might also consider EchoZorb. It is used to buffer the Sound of the
>36000 rpm heat exchanger fan on Fighter aircraft Radar Modulators.

Thanks for info.

I've ordered a sound blanket and will see how well that works. I was
thinking, if I have to build a fence, I will look at incorporating
that material instead of "recommended" two layers of 2x6 wood. I
checked google and it comes in panels.

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