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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2010

I show how to use a ductulator.

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  • hey I have a question lets say im not so good at math,, is the going to hurt me really bad in HVAC?? im going to school right now for it.... oh and why am I the only young guy in my classes? LOL

  • @lovelorn8888 If you can do basic adding, subtracting, multiplication, division and fractions, you'll be just fine.

  • If you have an iPhone you can get a series of programs..

    HVAC Buddy (superheat/subcooling calc) .

    PT Buddy (has like 700 refrigerants)

    HVACDuct (ductalator)

    I'm new school, card board calculator!? no way! :-D

    BTW, I work on computer room air conditions so you can see how I'm a techie.

  • @orbtaybal Thanks for the info. I'll check to see if any of these programs are downloadable through my htc Droid.

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  • @DrZarkloff yeah I can LOL But some of the math is harsh... more like the Formulas

    Like I hate trying to figure out how many BTU's it take to say cool meat thats 70 down to like say 5 or whatever Thats what always gets me

  • You had me confused because you said .25 friction rate and went with .05 friction rate to 800 cfm, and mine wasnt matching up.

  • If a furnace is rated at .03 ESP, where on the chart do you line up the chart?? AND... how come there is 2 scales for friction loss on the ductulator????? This stuff always concerns me. Is it .05 on the lower scale or is it .1 on the lower scale for friction loss???

  • Anyone have ductulator in Java for mobile?

  • ductulater ;  in a sentence . would you like to duct now or i could just duct u later

  • @DrZarkloff Well I trust your knowledge over my own, but I've never seen matched units put out over 400cfm per ton. But I guess that why I hate rules of thumb; they always change depending on who I ask. Thanks for the insight, keep the videos coming.

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