Richard J Kinch wrote:
steve writes:


what'a ya say?


Idiotic nonsense.

Thank you for putting a title on your response.

A spec sheet giving "current" in "amp-hours"?

You mean the one that footnotes as "Average current consumption for 12
VDC systems over 24-hour period"? So you think it would be more
useful to say "sometimes 4 Amps, sometimes less"?

A spec sheet for a heat pump ... that doesn't give the heat pumped?

Yes, BTU/hour would have been handy. For all of the info, I don't
know if it would replace my system.


CO2 as a phase-change refrigerant? Critical point, 88 deg F, 31 deg C.
Could a boat cabin get that hot?

What's the problem? CO2 was used in early systems, and is gaining
acceptance now. For example:
http://www.tuhh.de/fst/research/crp_...ibung_eng.html


A Web site with no contact names, and an anonymous whois?

This must be the stupidest statement I've seen in this forum in a long
time. Lots of corporate web sites don't list personal names, and
there is absolutely nothing wrong with hiding the domain info.

There's is plenty on contact info on the site, including a corporate
address. In fact the CEO's name (Tom Henderson) and phone number is
given.


I'm either a fraud, or a nutcase.


beats me, seems like a tossup.