Thank you Yorkman---
No muddy waters here,,,,better to hear it from you guys and get it straight then to spout off in the field only to eat humble pie.
You are right and I got the two confused so thanks for helping me on that one.
Great guys---
Didn't know what the term "flywheel" was code for but now it makes more sense.
One of my instructors @ school told me water was one of the best refrigerants out there because of the "high heat capacity" as stated above.
Thank you for time
lastviking-- welcome to the club!
I've got a couple of years on you and yes, it is tough to make a career change at this point but it is not too late.
I went to a local trade school for 6 months at a cost of $8000. I was a full time student and unable to work so things have been tight...
imok2--
I understand, I've been a woodworker most of my life and I always wore a respirator, safety glasses and a good set of around ear, ear protection. It was not always so comfortable on hot days and a bunch of my co-workers gave me crap at first but it was well worth it in the long run...
Thanks for your time guys--
I think a copy of this thread stapled to the question
should work as a acceptable answer.
One thing I've noticed is that a question without spec's is very hard to answer indeed.
@MintJulep---LOL, I kinda thought you was test'n me
gepman--- I wish I knew exactly what "compressor" my mentor was referring to.
I'm taking a test with 120 questions and only got about 25 of them right.
I've only just completed a 6 month training in the basics of
HVAC/R and we did not go over anything in depth relating to the "Big Stuff" such...
