EPA Prep Course Complete 5mbs

Basic EPA prep course for the 608 exam

[@rightlydivided]

Ive been watching a ton of prep videos for the test and you my friend are far and beyond in regards to simplicity and understanding. I feel like many of these guys who are "prepping" us students are more interested in conveying what they know in a "look at me" fashion. You break this down to perfection and for that...thank you.

[@jonathanhei7970]

Thank you for your time and expertise.

[@TheEmpireAnimations]

Thankyou so much passed my epa type 1 now im on to my epa type 2 and 3

[@Hvac-nf9mr]

Great im trying to get mine can you help me

[@munchies4529]

@@Hvac-nf9mr I was gonna ask the same question. I take the test on the 15th.

[@tccdlinux1471]

Great video. Lots of good information, presented in a easy understandable form

[@thomassprague441]

PSIA is pounds per square inch ABSOLUTE (not atmospheric). As stated in the video, psig is pounds per square inch gauge. Unless calibrated to do otherwise, all gauges even outside of HVAC applications normally measure pressure above or below atmospheric pressure (about 14.7 psi). The low pressure gauge is called "compound" because it measures both positive pressure and negative pressure (suction). That is, it is a pressure and vacuum gauge combined; hence, "compound." The high pressure gauge cannot measure suction (negative pressure). That is why it is not considered a compound gauge.

[@MusseYosef-xm1cn]

I’m well pleased with this statement and still have to work on it as well thank you so much 😊

[@meangreen2792]

Hey Cory. Like the video. Can you do a update video on the EPA 608. 🔥💯

[@mattv8919]

great video .watched whole thing.

[@hubercats]

Excellent review. Thank you!

[@mauroaparicio1855]

very good information thankyou for sharing

[@Darkey320]

thanks for the video i appreciate it

[@anticapitalize]

1:47:30 Update: leak repair trigger rates for appliances with >50lbs of refrigerant are: - Comfort cooling: 10% - Commercial refrigeration: 20% - Industrial process refrigeration: 30% - All other appliances: 10%

[@thomassprague441]

Agreed. This video makes a nice summary for anyone preparing for an EPA Section 608 exam, but there are several points out-of-date, misstated (e.g. audio mistaken but visual correct), and a few significant errors. A good study technique requires you to work through multiple sources, so you should be able to identify the errors in your parallel reading.

[@KnotSoProGamer]

Love dewper heat and bubcooling 😂 thanks for this comprehensive video

[@__Nahh__]

Did this video help you through the exam?

[@ronie1337]

Excellent.

[@hussainqais3895]

Thank you for the video it's really useful and helpful it's got a lot ifo and details

[@Parabellum-X]

UPDATE: At 41:13, the fine has gone up even higher, to $43,500/day for violating the EPA law.

[@ronie1337]

CONFUSED: Cory, at time 1:03:43 I understood you to say "proper charging method is to weigh refrigerant into the high side(liquid side) as a liquid. Than at 1:03:43 did you say " charge from a cylinder into the suction side. ???? don't understand.

[@realSamAndrew]

Both of those times are the same. What is the actual time stamp of the first quote?

[@tjlovesrachel]

You know what’s funny… I have 3 kegs of r12 and 2 kegs of r22 and 3 kegs of 134a sitting in my garage as we speak and I didn’t have any government permission to obtain them or use them…come and get me epa.😂😂😂😂😂

[@ericme3317]

We know who you are. Run while you can 😮😅😮

[@tjlovesrachel]

@@ericme3317 lolll imma get my Forrest Gump on