Rotary Air Compresor Theories for NOBOX7

[dad44139]

hi ed just found your site ,chate yoya soon dad.

[Aussie50]

@dad44139 haha yeah I got your messege

I'll try calling the net phone thing soon

[krisachar]

nice video.

Thanks.

[V8Jagnut]

lmao. YouTube reccomended that i wach this vid.ahahah. god thaty have fucked up this time. the auto play is stuck on and it is hard to get it to type in this box.lol

[jashby2]

Love your videos, keep them comming mark a.

[Nogls]

You have a grate way to explain what you are doing. I like it.

Thank you for you videos

[Aussie50]

thank mate!, my dad thinks I'd be a good at documentary shows for TV!

[V8Jagnut]

good vid. a a/c compressor shoud not detanate because thear is no air in the system.

[Aussie50]

we are toying with the idea of using them as rotary air compressors, although neither one of us has had a problem of detonation so far.

[DrZarkloff]

Refrigerant tubing is rated for 600 psig.

[NOBOX7]

thanks friend would you know what standerd 1/4 tubing can handle it looks the same as whats on my unit but not shure about the wall thickness it looks thicker on the compressore

[Aussie50]

the tubing in your unit will be Refrigerant tube, as thin as it is its very strong, but I was more concerned with outside lines and fittings running at such high pressure. I don't think a flexible hose could take 300+ unless its a special oxy or hydraulic hose with crimp fittings?

[WorldStove]

I agree with crob227, Aussie50 is best damn online prof there is. Should be in the best of youtube rankings.

[crob227]

you said you were just a scrap man.......

you know alot about hvac to be a scrap man, great video's and very educating.

[NOBOX7]

this gie is awsome hes like a comic book charictor ,you dont find peopl like this around often

[Aussie50]

well, scrap is how I started out, naturally I like fixing and exploring how things work before I actually scrap them.

I do know a lot of HVAC tecs (I can't legally handle gas or installations on other peoples equipment) so I just absorb whatever I can to help myself and others, which is why I got the camera and record my info to help others.

[crob227]

i have been in it more than 10 years, and had never actually seen the guts of some of these compressors, so thanks and it is appreciated

[NOBOX7]

do you use an angle grinder to cut into these things

[Aussie50]

When I scrap them I cut right through with a 9" grinder, if i want to keep the insides clean I cut just below the weld line, and only through the first layer of steel, with a 4" grinder and ultra thin wheel.

[NOBOX7]

i totaly agree with the comment on the clattering noise your write