blathered thusly:

So do you just take offense to anyone asking questions not placed in
your approved phraseology or are you just a dickhead?


Interested in dickheads because you like to rub them or suck them?
Either way, this is hardly the place to solicit.

CN

On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 21:39:02 -0400, Capt. Neal®
wrote:


blathered thusly:

So do you just take offense to anyone asking questions not placed in
your approved phraseology or are you just a dickhead?


Interested in dickheads because you like to rub them or suck them?
Either way, this is hardly the place to solicit.

CN
ya know that I rarely find the need to use this in a group like this
but in your case I will make an exception... PLONK!
Weebles Wobble
(but they don't fall down)

Reliable Refrigeration

The secret to reliable and efficient refrigeration is to buy a proven
system from one of the few companies that build good reliable boat
refrigeration systems. If you must build your own use a proven design
or copy an existing system that has tens of thousands of hours of
experience on that design. The correct refrigeration for your needs
will require a number of decisions, see the slide show on my web site.

From the author of books on boat refrigeration
http://www.kollmann-marine.com

wrote in message
...
On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 21:00:47 -0400, Capt. Neal®
wrote:


wrote in message
. ..
On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 20:15:31 -0400, Capt. Neal®
wrote:


wrote in message
m...
On Mon, 4 Apr 2005 17:48:56 -0400, Capt. Neal®
wrote:


"DSK" wrote in message
.net...
Most Trouble free refrigeration?

I am assembling a refrigeration system and am interested in what
other
folks have & have not found troublesome.

Thanks in advance.

Doug King


Duh! Assembling it for use where? Don't you think that very important
piece of
info should be included if you expect to get any reasonable answers?

Why is it so many people these days are too stupid to know how to ask
a simple
question?

CN
He's too stupid? Where are you going to put the refrigeration system?
Let's see, this is rec.boats.cruising, what do you bet that he's
looking to put in in a cruising boat?

How about trying to be helpful instead of dumping on someone for
asking a question? Did somebody steal your favorite stuffed animal or
something?


Weebles Wobble
(but they don't fall down)

Helpful input appears over on alt.sailing.asa where DSK has also posted
the same inquiry.

CN
so are you saying that this is the newbie abuse group?

Negative, I posted the same criticism of DSK's inept question-asking
abilities on the three groups I
read where he posted the same inept question.

CN
So do you just take offense to anyone asking questions not placed in
your approved phraseology or are you just a dickhead?


Weebles Wobble
(but they don't fall down)

Both.

John Cairns

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

"DSK" whined like a limp-wristed wimp.


You obviously have nothing intelligent to say on the subject of cruising,
sailing, or (distantly related topic) marine refrigeration.

DSK

Too bad you're too blind to read the post in alt.sailing.asa cut and
pasted
below . . .

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...

DSK wrote:
Joe wrote:
you building a custom space with a cold plate, and putting the
compressor in your engine room?


No, they have this marvelous new technology called electricity!

I am putting in a 12V freezer, that way it can run when it needs to
regardless of what our power config (shore power, underway, anchored,

genset running, etc).


Even a 12 V electric compressor can be noisy. With just a few feet of
plumbing you can have a more proffessional set up and better access to
your compressor in the engine room.


A refrigerator is a heat pump.
It is rather stupid to put the compressor in a hot engine room because
it decreases the efficiency of the heat pump when the hot side of the pump
is in a hot environment.

That just depends. Putting the compressor in the engine room is fine since
the purpose of the compressor is to heat up the refrigerant. It's the
condenser that is the issue. A water cooled condenser doesn;t much
care where it is. An air-cooled unit does need cool air to be efficient.

It's far better to put the compressor in as cool and well-ventilated space
as
can be found on the boat within the limits of the copper tubing to the
evaporator,
of course.

Your knowledge of refrigeration seems to be limited to the Adler-Barbour
ads.

I hope this helps.

CN
__________________________________________________ _____

Maybe with somebody as arrogant and blind as DSK one has to post the same
answer
three or four times in three or four groups before he bother reading it???

CN

Take a hike back to where you came from. You wore out your welcome a few
years back.

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

blathered thusly:

So do you just take offense to anyone asking questions not placed in
your approved phraseology or are you just a dickhead?


Interested in dickheads because you like to rub them or suck them?
Either way, this is hardly the place to solicit.

CN

DSK wrote:

So you think this is a self-abuse group? Or some kind of therapy?
You obviously have nothing intelligent to say on the subject of
cruising, sailing, or (distantly related topic) marine refrigeration.

Please don't respond to this newsgroup's new village idiot. He has
nothing of any value whatsoever to add to any thread. He has an
honoured place in my idiot bin and I would rather not read his horsesh*t
attributed in other people's posts.

Please do not feed the troll.

Doug,

Give me a call and we can talk about a real, actual system that works.

Doug

"DSK" wrote in message
. ..
so are you saying that this is the newbie abuse group?


Crap'n Neal® wrote:
Negative

So you think this is a self-abuse group? Or some kind of therapy?

You obviously have nothing intelligent to say on the subject of cruising,
sailing, or (distantly related topic) marine refrigeration.

DSK

On Mon, 04 Apr 2005 18:10:37 -0400, DSK wrote:

Most Trouble free refrigeration?

I am assembling a refrigeration system and am interested in what other
folks have & have not found troublesome.


http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs...sor=refrig.htm


Which type of refrigeration unit is right for you?

West Marine offers a wide selection of coolers and refrigerators for
boats. Selecting the right product is not as daunting as it may seem.
Ask yourself the following questions to help in your selection:

see above link
Thanks in advance.

Doug King

"Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom wrote in message ...
Take a hike back to where you came from. You wore out your welcome a few
years back.

No, I think I'll pull up a chair and sit a spell. If you don't like it you
can go take a flying leap . . .

CN