 tmh
@verizon.net | reply to Lurch77
Re: Pics for your perusal said by Lurch77:Yes, about 1/3 of the coil now has greatly reduced airflow. It'll probably do OK, but certainly nothing anyone with advanced hvac knowledge would do.
It's pretty safe to assume advanced knowledge of any kind is lacking in these examples. |
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 DraimanLet me see those devil horns in the sky
join:2012-06-01
Kill Devil Hills, NC | reply to GadgetsRme
I could see using an iron for bologna! |
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 alkizmo
join:2007-06-25
Pierrefonds, QC
kudos:1 | reply to 95688065
said by 95688065:I never thought of using an iron that way before but great idea!
Yeah, if you have NO use for an iron, go ahead.
But if you do use it for your shirts... avoid using it any other way unless you like grease stains  |
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said by Bob:said by alkizmo:2 - A cone, proper piping, who cares? Poop has to go!
Ask locomotive engineers or B-52 pilots what their toilets are like. give more meaning to the expression "Bombs Away"... |
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I never thought of using an iron that way before but great idea! |
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 Lurch77Premium
join:2001-11-22
Oconto, WI
kudos:4 | reply to Msradell
Yes, about 1/3 of the coil now has greatly reduced airflow. It'll probably do OK, but certainly nothing anyone with advanced hvac knowledge would do. |
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 MsradellP.E.Premium
join:2008-12-25
Louisville, KY
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said by Lurch77:said by alkizmo:4 - CPU overclocking the economical way!
That AC unit is not being done any favors. That's a significant reduction in airflow through a machine designed with a specific airflow to run properly and reliably over time. they only have about one third of the total output covered, so it's probably because causing any significant issues with airflow. |
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Lurch77Premium
join:2001-11-22
Oconto, WI
kudos:4 | reply to alkizmo
said by alkizmo:4 - CPU overclocking the economical way!
That AC unit is not being done any favors. That's a significant reduction in airflow through a machine designed with a specific airflow to run properly and reliably over time. |
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Zach 58Premium
join:2006-11-26
NW Minnesota | reply to GadgetsRme
3 - Back many years ago, when my Son was 12, he was absolutely forbidden to use the stove while home alone. One afternoon, he discovered Mom's iron worked great to grill a ham 'n cheese. Had a piece of foil and the extension cord not left in the driveway, we'd have been none the wiser. To this day, I'm not sure which pissed off his Mom more; his using the iron as an inverted griddle or my uncontrolled laughter when he fessed up. Due to the if-looks-could-kill expression on her face as I post this, I'm guessing the latter. 
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BobAccount deleted
join:2012-07-22
New Jersey Reviews:
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said by alkizmo:2 - A cone, proper piping, who cares? Poop has to go!
Ask locomotive engineers or B-52 pilots what their toilets are like. |
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patcat88
join:2002-04-05
Jamaica, NY
kudos:1 | reply to GadgetsRme
Pic 4 looks like a professional job with that poly tubing |
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alkizmo
join:2007-06-25
Pierrefonds, QC
kudos:1 | reply to GadgetsRme
These are all..... fine!
1 - Nothing wrong working on electrical circuits while they are turned off! Underwater too!
2 - A cone, proper piping, who cares? Poop has to go!
3 - Just don't iron my shirt with it and hey! Sliced hot dogs for my mac&cheese!
4 - CPU overclocking the economical way! |
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