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Jim Woodward
 
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Default Air Conditioners

Marineaire, probably the largest player in air conditioning on boats
over 30 feet, currently uses R22. I've seen R134a in refrigeration
units (the Sea Frost we took around the world was R134a), but not in
air con.

Jim Woodward
www.mvfintry.com


"Helimech" wrote in message . net...
Well actually I meant R-12 like my 1992 Mazda uses. I think R-22 is a type
of "freon" used before R134 came around in aviation A/C systems. JC

"Famous Amos Moses®" wrote in message
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On Sun, 31 Aug 2003 17:01:28 GMT, "Helimech"
wrote:

Are the air conditioners used on boats R134 or R12?


Newer ones R134....older R22. R12 is a refrigeration....

 
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