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Default How many DC amps is too much

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Why don't you convert you R-12 system to R-134A? Many systems have been
converted? The fact that you're aware of the price of R-12 indicates that
your system leaks. R-134A is as cheap, or cheaper, than R-12.


Yea, NOW at todays Prices for R12..... But it is many more times as
expensive than R12 was, when the "Greenies" forced it off the Market.....
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On Mar 29, 9:49 am, You wrote:
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Geoff Schultz wrote:

Why don't you convert you R-12 system to R-134A? Many systems have been
converted? The fact that you're aware of the price of R-12 indicates that
your system leaks. R-134A is as cheap, or cheaper, than R-12.


Yea, NOW at todays Prices for R12..... But it is many more times as
expensive than R12 was, when the "Greenies" forced it off the Market.....




All this babble regarding the best refrigerant is Wilburly. The only
true and best refrigerant is ammonia. Any one use anything else on a
yacht under 65' is ignorant.
Bob
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