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for those 95+ deg days
Thom,
I'm using a basic window air conditioning unit, freon-22, capillary tube instead of expansion valve. The conversion to water cooled allowed me to use a cheap window unit without hacking a hole in my cabin. I got the idea after getting a good look at ground source heat pumps, which essentially get heat in the winter and dump heat in the summer to ground water. I thought, I got plenty of water to do that, and I don't even have to drill a well! If I get ambitious, I might even add a reversing valve and extract heat from the bay to heat my cabin in the Fall. But that's for another day. Scout "Thomas Stewart" wrote The mist is slowly rising, maybe? Are you still using the Freon system with the Evap. and expansion valve? If so, Why the conversion? A Confused, Ole Thom |
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Scout,
Slow but finally!! (Comprehension!) "I'LL DRINK TO THAT!" Ole Thom |
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3 Long Islands for me, right in a row please! : )
"Thomas Stewart" wrote Scout, Slow but finally!! (Comprehension!) "I'LL DRINK TO THAT!" Ole Thom |
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Scout wrote:
the original unit is a $90 window shaker from Walmart. I installed the pressure access ports after I removed the condensing coil. I had to braze the refrigerant line into my tube-in-tube, and I needed a way to purge with nitrogen while brazing, and then attach vacuum pump, and finally, charge the unit. So I had refrigeration gauges on the system during testing. I converted the pressures to saturated temps using the R-22 pressure temperature relationship charts. I also installed temperature sensing wells at various points in the system, and inserted thermocouples in them to get feedback. Wow, that's a lot of work. What do you reckon your time is worth? The superheat and subcooling values are calculated. You have to know pressure & temp at two points in the system, and the total weight of the charge. After that you can calculate anything. Without that, no calculation provides any useful data. Usually output temp, weight of charge, and watts are the only data. The delta T I referred to is in/out of exchangers. The delta T for 'baywater' vs cooling water is about 10 degrees. Sounds like you are well above the average shade tree mechanic. Can you fix turbine driven machinery? If so, please consider moving to NC... I want to hire somebody to do my job so I can retire! DSK |
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Great post on the Reefer.... but real Sailors Drink Rum!
CM "Scout" wrote in message ... | 3 Long Islands for me, right in a row please! : ) | | "Thomas Stewart" wrote | Scout, | Slow but finally!! (Comprehension!) | "I'LL DRINK TO THAT!" | Ole Thom | | |
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My boat's docked in Middle River, Baltimore. You?
-- Scott Vernon Plowville PA __/)__/)__ "Scout" wrote in message ... Scott, where in PA do you live? and where do you sail? I'm in Bucks County. Scout "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... is that a 150% ? "Scout" wrote nice on my Honda EU2000 genny. |
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"DS King" wrote
... Condensate dumps to bilge Bad idea. Run it overboard. Fresh water draining into the bilge will promote mildew very quickly and make the boat swampy & dank. What's the point of AC then? Apparently that's what some power boats do, they have water running out constantly at my marina , makes me go potty during the night. -- Scott Vernon Plowville PA __/)__/)__ |
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sailing?
"Bobsprit" wrote ... Actually tried it Monday for the 1st time. RB |
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daysailor.
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Where are you going? I am making a run down to Atlantic City for a weekend of blackjack and craps (no, not that kind). I have a lot of people coming sailing this weekend....as the weather is nice. I'm taking my parents out Saturday, friends out on Sunday. Tomorrow and Friday are night sails where I'll set up the reefing and practice with the spinnaker. I wish we could do even a small trip, but it's not to be for the moment. RB |
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Beach Haven, N.J. About midway between Atlantic City and Barnegat Inlet.
Scout "Scott Vernon" wrote My boat's docked in Middle River, Baltimore. You? -- Scott Vernon Plowville PA __/)__/)__ "Scout" wrote in message ... Scott, where in PA do you live? and where do you sail? I'm in Bucks County. Scout "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... is that a 150% ? "Scout" wrote nice on my Honda EU2000 genny. |
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