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There's the Shannon Liu Quadrature Drive that is...
There's the Shannon Liu Quadrature Drive that is basically a VFD for "single phase" compressors, but it never made it outside the realm of research. The main application is a cheap alternative to...
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Not in the near future, though it does look very...
Not in the near future, though it does look very interesting for an ultra portable A/C.
I don't think there's much of a good reason to go that small for a heat pump water heater except maybe in an...
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I2C is a very standard bus used in lots of...
I2C is a very standard bus used in lots of applications. Here's an easy to use I2C driver for a MSP430G2452:
https://github.com/NiHaoMike/OpenDAC-HD/blob/master/OpenDAC_FW/I2C.cpp...
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06-07-15, 05:07 PM
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I'd recommend changing to a TXV if you can find...
I'd recommend changing to a TXV if you can find one of the right size. About 1/2-1/3 ton R22 would be about right for your application and preferably get one that is adjustable with external...
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06-04-15, 10:52 PM
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The bacteria issue is not relevant on city water...
The bacteria issue is not relevant on city water because of the chlorine added specifically to prevent it. It is a concern on well water or if you have a whole house filter that removes the chlorine.
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