Pelican Parts Forums - I have made a set of PFC's for a DIY'er They Will Be Installed Reversing The Gases

Thank You Jonny for the complement, HOWDY

The design of the insides of the PFC technology you see here in my pictures, I made more than 2 years ago; and the DIY Cabaret 911 owner I sent them 2 years ago has not finished the install and charged his system with refrigerant yet. He undertook a big 911 refit and had a very complicated 911 Refit project. He does excellent work I must say. He told me the other day he expects to finally complete it before Spring.

In the 2 years since I made these PFC's I am amazed at the advancement in new state of the art micro-channel PFC efficiency available today!

I do not know yet, but I am starting to believe it's possible too use only A SINGLE smallest PFC in front OEM 911 old body cavity with R134A, which is a dream.

Regardless I am happy with the air-vent in the 30s F @ 95 F ambient PFC temps I have been getting for 6 years with only my 2 PFC designs. Lets see what a top US global heat exchanger manufacturing company can do with their STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGIES

My Reversing The Gases Discovery was a game changer for me it really works in a bunch of ways!

I have an evaporator PF design & computer controlled I developed 5 years ago I have never given out thats pretty cooool I have been meaning to bring out.

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Originally Posted by Jonny H (Post 9821838)

From my understanding, the OP has commissioned microchannel (aka PFC) condensers that fit the stock AC positions in the 911. That is a great idea and they will improve the efficiency typically by 1.25.

We also use custom sized PF condensers in our AC systems. Our (European) manufacturer, keeps the technology up to date. They have to or they would not be competitive in the market place. We do not claim this as our own design or technology. We just use them as they are more efficient.

OP, you have a good product there but to infer that you are on the 'bleeding edge' of condenser design is a bit of a stretch of the imagination. Not trying to start a fight, just sayin'

Make a run of them, do some testing, publish the price and folks will buy them. Simples! ;)