I thought those topics (what refrigerant to put in their hacked unit and why, safety issues, understanding equipment reliability limits hackers might be bumping against without realizing it, how to get more useful heat and efficiency out of their unit, doing what others said couldn't or shouldn't be done, etc, all backed up with references and personal experience) were exactly what this thread was about!
How about I make you a deal, AC? I'll try to keep in mind where you are trying to go with your threads when I write. If I get it wrong and you don't like something I post, don't get your feathers up. Instead, quote only the parts you like; suggest a better, specific thread for the remainder if you are aware of one; ask me to go back and delete the original. I'll do it. I imagine most others here will, as well. We're mostly all cooperative good people trying to move the ball of ecological responsibility down the field.
Seems like a good way to keep the number of posts about what should and should not be here to a minimum and useful content to a maximum. Fair enough?
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