Heat Pumps - Preparing for Heating Season Part 2

[@joequalletjr.8328]

Great Video, thanks for sharing

[@CommercialGasEngineerVideos]

It's amazing how much vids are available in the states compared to rest of the world. "All my life watching America".

[@donnyjackson1908]

For temp split in heat mode on non inverter equipment this equation works almost perfectly. ODA Temp X.33 +9 +/- 2F

[@harrystrohm7614]

MAIN Man POPS&PANS! THANKS BERT!

[@FenecoHeatPump-369]

Great video and detailed explanation

[@victorhenao5747]

Congratulations! another top notch video!

[@brianmcdermott1718]

Great info. Thanks much.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.

[@nathanhurst5155]

Awesome video and I really miss Bert life videos

[@joelperigo7213]

Me too but I think he wanted to be less goofy and more professional.

[@nathanhurst5155]

@@joelperigo7213 bert is pretty good at doing both. He’s quite entertaining and one heck of a technician. Think sometimes life just gets in the way maybe

[@millenialmemoirs]

When measuring refrigerant pressures in heat mode, do I need to measure line set temps? Aka does “superheat” and “subcool” exist in heat mode?

[@CaptDavesSportfishing]

barely! 10 degrees in North Florida ...! 35 on a really bad year.

[@stevencossaboon3237]

Great video. Thank you for the knowledge.

[@LegendKiller2073]

Is part 3 coming?

[@bocarlsen9200]

Hi HVAC School I am living in Denmark, and are very interested in the cool things that happens in a mini split heat pump HVAC system :-) I have a HVAC system in my own home, but I am struggling understanding one thing within the system and that is it has an additional magnetic valve that allows hot gas to the evaporator! But when will this be in use and in what position does the 4-way valve need to be?? I have a diagram drawing but how do I share that.

[@apolomacareno1529]

Thanks

[@OGBRADASS]

You should probably stop eating plants... What's your favorite thing in plants? Oxalates? Lectins? Phytates? Phytoestrogens? You must have a ruminant digestive system to be able to negate those anti-nutrients in plants.... Anyways, have fun researching! Will be life changing once you do.

[@OGBRADASS]

@@Caesar-nq5if Look into the book "Estrogeneration" and go to the guys website, he does DNA analysis.

[@OGBRADASS]

@@Caesar-nq5if Been Carnivore for 1.5 years now, I'm almost 40 and feel like I'm 14 again. Mentally and Physically I'm in the best shape of my life and I DO NOT excersie.

[@OGBRADASS]

@@Caesar-nq5if look into Slanker Meats for your High in Omega 3, low in Omega 6 meat.... Don't worry, I've spent almost 2 years researching this. You don't sound like you quite understand how your body works. Monogastric digestive system, Oxalates, phytates, phytoestrogens, gluconeogenisis, autophagy, list is long, but These are the basics you need to research and understand. You are correct about grain fed meat, however it's less than 10% "worse" than grass fed. Tho we don't know the whole story on GMO's, probably never will. Look into "DR KEN BERRY "I was wrong about vegetables" video on youtube, it's a good starter video.

[@coldfinger459sub0]

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