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Lex Parsimoniae
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It's common to use a plastic tube held up to the ear or a stethoscope with an open tube on the end to listen for hissing leaks. Maybe a small microphone on a stick, plugged into a amplified headset would work too.. Or, maybe some FJC (FJC4910) Universal A/C Fluorescnet Leak Detection Dye - 1 oz. |
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air conditioner, diy, gshp, heat pump, homemade |
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