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Take your buddies with you THAT RUIN EVERY A/C THREAD HERE NO MATTER THE SUBJECT
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If you are not one of these, I will try to answer questions
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The front lip condenser, even your PFC, has less cooling surface area, lower average airflow than the engine lid condenser, PFC or OEM, with the engine at idle. So simple logic indicates that your "reverse the gasses" technique/invention/idea cannot possibly provide additional refrigerant condensing capability. |
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this was a reference to YOU |
Correct me if I am wrong Keloges, but the idea was to lessen the heat load on the engine and oil by getting most of the heat out of the refrigerant at the front condenser, not make the a/c colder.
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I think I can speak for all in saying we agree with the latter but completely fail to understand the improved condensing capability KelogGes is touting for his "invention". It seems to me that it would be a relatively simple matter for KelogGes to take some data using the Tan Swan, put the system back in the factory configuration, rear lid condenser first in the flow, then take another dataset for comparison. Instead, KelogGes has (seemingly) convinced some unknown third party to install a "reverse the gasses" configuration for a dataset, hopefully having gathered an OEM dataset first. I fully admit that I just can't grasp the idea of a third party, a DIY, being suckered into doing KelogGes' basic research, data gathering, effort, given the obvious illogic of the idea/invention. It would help a lot if KelogGes would put forth his own version of the logic of why his idea has validity. |
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REVERSING THE GASES Engine and Oil Temperature being much lower when the A/C IS SWITCHED ON is only a side benefits not the main thing !!! But a major one being as we are talking about an aircooled engine that normally gets hotter with A/C ON, sometimes too much on a hot day with different driving conditions The front smaller PFC or whatever condenser heat exchanger; is/has actually proven to be the most important when the gases are reversed; because it is always in ambient air temperature! Therefore heat transfer when the gases are reversed; greatly effects condensation of the system gas temperatures for ALSO the rear heat exchanger in the 180 degree plus engine compartment; THEREBY greater condensation back to liquid of the refrigerant; so it can make more cold faster/more efficently when it goes to make cold when phase-change expanding in the evaporator. ITS COLDER; PLUS FASTER AND PLUS BETTER CONDENSATION and a much MORE EFFICENT A/C SYSTEM Did I write this so it makes sense to you in the way I wrote it to you? |
Porsche 911 early model A/C design engineers really blew it
As well as a host of others since it was designed who tried to make it efficient AND IT WAS STARRING THEM IN THEIR FACES ALL THE TIME AND THEY COULD'NT THINK OUT SIDE THE BOX! |
PROVE ME WRONG, I am giving you something important for free
I HAVE THIS WORkING ON SEVERAL 911's http://forums.pelicanparts.com/support/smileys/grin.gif |
Ronnie when are you going to PROPERLY prove your 29.x degree number you claim you get with your A/C SYSTEM with extended driving and your evaporator does not freeze up BS?????????????????????????
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This is awesome. Astrodome sized and fits/seals properly. Plus contains KelogGes goodness. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1430346686.jpg |
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The "hed" already said he will test on a drive when it gets warm enough. Austin looks pretty wimpy as to heat the next ten days. Forge on. |
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When are you, YOU, the "inventor" going to prove that your "reverse the gasses" idea is worth more than a PLUG NICKEL. Or even more, prove how/why your front lip PFC outperforms the OEM tube and fin design on the road. |
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Look at the upside. There may be a chance you nut up and describe what you are barking about. |
General perception of KelogGes nut diameter.
One nanometer. One billionth of a meter. Hey, just sayin' |
In the picture on the far right side deep, the silver aluminum cylinder is an accumulator tank; needed for the "Variable Orifice Valve" injecting Liquid R134A into the evaporator, for LP return line catch'/retain and to keep liquid refrigerant OUT of the a/c compressor low pressure side inlet so the compressor does not get damaged
you do not have this a normal early model 911 |
That's OK Bob
I have something planned for you and your 8,600 posts |
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