08-30-15, 01:04 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by stevehull
AC,
I do not understand. I thought you were a big advocate of using dried/filtered propane instead of R22?
Feel free to be specific.
Steve
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SH,
- First, I do not advocate the violation of any laws that govern the area in which you live.
- Second, it must be recognized that using any hydrocarbon as a refrigerant gas may be catastrophically dangerous. I do not recommend that anyone undertake any action that could possibly endanger life or property.
- Thirdly, it is not reasonable or advisable to expose yourself to any risk whatsoever, and I do not recommend anyone to ever do so.
- Forth, only a fool or idiot would ever attempt to use a hydrocarbon gas as a refrigerant, and I would never recommend the practice to anyone.
- Fifth, HVAC work of any kind should only be undertaken by a professional, licensed technician, using lawful, approved methods, and working with lawful refrigerants.
That should be pretty clear... any other questions??
Sincerely,
-AC_Hacker
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