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^^^ Perfect Chris - love it! :D |
^^YUP! Every 4th word made some bit of sense, so it really got funnier and funnier.
This thread kills me. Page one: "No more information for you" (Says the AC nazi, LOl) And..here we are, years later...on page 16. Not sure about the info though! Just enough to warrant reactions, not enough to quiet the doubters. I had to skim, but some chuckles were had. |
new reality with THIS DIY A/C INSTALLATION.
Naysayers and Haters and others with closed minds, obsessed with old obsolete 911 A/C technology of my many years of my successful long time work, with state of the art A/C technology reengineering all aspects of the early model 911 A/C SYSTEM posted here;
will be forced to absorb their new reality with THIS DIY A/C INSTALLATION. |
I don't think anyone here is obsessed with stock AC. Most of this thread seems to be driven by confrontational attitudes.
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I didn't go through this entire 16 pages... But living in Florida I'm all ears when it comes to AC improvements. We're heading into summer here, and it's nothing short of brutal.
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You are going to wait until Gills posts it or doesn't because of the BS
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Not trying to sell you anything! !!!!!!!!!!!! If your in South Florida and interested in seeing an installation I have several 911s I have running my inventions, its well proven installed by a Well Known and respected 35 year old Professional Porsche Shop and will be doing one again very soon This one here is using my "reversing The Gases invention" and other NEW things on a DIY INSTALLATION I am helping the owner do and will take awhile longer to complete |
Would it possible to have this installed in my car as well if I came into town?
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I don't work for the Well Known and respected 35 year old Professional Porsche Shop that are my long term friends for more than 25 years
I am completely independent and use the shop for the development. engineering, design, and testing But I have Full access I have basically given them a south Florida exclusive for installations of my inventions However I do assist with their instillation's of my inventions because I CARE |
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DDog, I meant obsolete aftermarket a/c components. Is you system stock? I know that the stock system is not suitable for Florida (Ohio and the like, yes, any place truly hot, no).
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Reid started posting roughly 5 years ago. Not necessarily this particular thread as there have been a few.
In 5 years we have exactly one forum member who is now attempting to try this solution. There is nothing wrong with new ideas. But ideas and producing a product are two different things. For the sake of argument, let's say this new idea is 'better'. 'Better' is what is called a qualitative statement. I like chocolate ice cream better than strawberry ice cream. What people are frustrated by is the lack of quantitative information. How much more efficient is this product compared to stock? How much more efficient is this product than the competition? What I am struggling to understand is this. Let's say Giles installs this and is happy. Great. How does one buy it? Is it direct to the customer or only sold through certain shops that install it? How does one get support? How much does it cost? What are the options? Is documentation provided? Is there a warranty? It seems like in 5 years these kind of questions would've been addressed by now. This isn't rocket science. This is how customers make purchasing decisions 101. Reid, if you are really convinced you have built a better mousetrap, my advice is you need to hire someone who knows how to productize a product, step away from the keyboard and let them do their job. Do you know the difference between a great idea poorly executed and a bad idea? Nothing. |
He's just patting himself on the back. Damn frustrating too since one day I'll finally be happy with my desired power levels and AC will be on the list.
These circle jerk posts are equivalent to the small man complex.... |
I've actually created a state of the art system to sell to by Pellicanite Bretheren. And I will explain all of the details of how to do the DIY installation. And the results are immediately know. This is the same concept as what ever crap is going on in this forum, taking old outdated equipment and improving it to modern day tech.
The system is called "TheSpoontchila". It's a spoon-spatula. The DIY steps are as follows: 1. Take any ordinary household spoon 2. Dip one half of the side of the spoon in plastic tool dip 3. Let it dry. The results? Perfect for eating yogurt or ice cream or anything else where it's difficult to scrape up every little bit of something so good. Functions as a spoon and scrapes as good as a spatula. This product is not recommended for adjusting extrapolator valves. |
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Lucifer, have you tried reversing the flow of the tool dip goo on the Spoontchila?!?! |
I had though of reversing the flow of the tool dip to cover the spoon, but attempts the reverse gravity with my other inventions didn't seem to work. Funny thing, because I remember reading a lengthy 14 page forum about similar **** that doesn't work. It's better to just dip the spoon.
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commercial room air conditioners are usually designed for 54 F @ 72 F ambient 60 degrees F A/C TEMP unfortunately is normal using R143A with stock oem tube and fin technology condensers down here in Ft. Lauderdale where summer temps average 92F, farther north say Orlando 911 A/C temps are probably 5 degrees higher ouch your window tint will only help a bit your old technology a/c condensers are too small in surface area to allow proper A/C cooling in your 911!!!!!!!!!!! this is a well known early model 911 flaw and your biggest problem my PFCs are designed for upper 30s 34-37 F AIR VENT TEMPs Reason being a car sitting parked in sun @ 92 ambient inside cabin temp exceeds 180 F or higher i.e the moment you open the entry door sit in the drivers seat you start sweating and I want the A/C ice cold so in a shortest time in seconds as possible your no longer sweating with an ICECOLD911, then the thermostat needs to be adjusted for warmer comfort its an amazing experience to have 30 degree vent temps cool 180 degree cabin in city blocks verses miles |
TheSpoontchila is designed to operate in all ambient temperatures, from anywhere in Florida all the way up north to Canada, especially when exposed to rapid temperature drops, such as treats located in the fridge or freezer. There's also no worry of moisture condensing on the spoon since it's going in your mouth anyways. Imagine the results of ceramic tinting the spoontchilla, oh that's a good idea. Anyone want to source out some unknown parts and try that and get back to me with their testing results that won't really exist?
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How much more efficient is this product than the competition?
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Plus NO Noticeable Difference IN OIL TEMPERATURE RISE WHEN A/C IS TURNED ON Plus smart vov replacing txv Plus computer microprocessor control down to 1 degree +/- variation of evaporator & cabin temperatures Plus digital led visual readout with Finger Tip push button temperature c,ontrol TO Name ONLY A Few :cool: |
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MADE AFTER YOU WERE PERMANENTLY BANNED BY Black 993 |
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Reid, I corresponded with you back in 2011. All I can say is I feel like I dodged a bullet by not dealing with you and your antics. You really don't get it, do you? |
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Come on. The guys a troll.
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Ok, I'll chime in here with a bit of impartial advice to the OP here. I am in the same boat as you since you are trying to promote a new product into the market. You say you are not selling it but you are promoting - whoever is reading this doesn't differentiate between sales and promotion.
First off, this is not an 'invention', it is an application of existing 'modern' technology. Just like our electronics, you are adapting modern parts (PFCs, control) to an old car. This is good but please, do not claim it is an invention. That will just irritate people. 'Reversing the gases' is also not an invention any more so than speaking backwards is an invention. Secondly, you will always attract 'naysayers' on a public forum. The only way to deal with this is to take a deep breath, calm down and present hard evidence from test data. Have a look at our CDI+ threads and you will see we have encountered the same resistance. People have the right to question and interrogate, even throw false accusations. You can't stop that happening no matter how loud you shout. The correct way of dealing with this is to present data and facts, not speculation. |
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No matter how much poo is flung at someone throwing out their idea or invention, one should never reply with negativity......you'll run everyone off. If I ever bring something here and someone poo poos on it, I'll simply say, let the ones who have used it give their impressions. I'd never go after their character. |
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maybe it is you that do not get it I Am NOT Motivated BY MONEY OR Sales in any way I am only motivated by making a difference for early model 911's A/C Systems ICE COLD Using Only State of The Art Technology components and engineering and designs I made or invented and leave a contribution & legacy to history and the owners in the future of this wonderful Porsche early model 911; Maybe after I am gone early model 911 owners that are left will remember me for making a contribution from my heart (read my first post here 5 years ago) http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-technical-forum/617196-i-make-parallel-flow-micro-channel-condensers-911s-front-rear.html |
Reid, I'm happy you mean well. Jonny has given you excellent advice. I have tried to give you similar advice. No doubt you believe in your ideas. There is nothing wrong with that.
What I cannot figure out is what you are doing. You seem to be making a product that you claim is revolutionary yet you seem to want to tightly control who can acquire it and under what circumstances. As Jonny said you seem to be promoting your product. Ok, so here is this product with no data made available (I guess we're just supposed to take your word?) and you don't seem to provide answers to questions that people would normally want to make an informed buying decision. I am not trying to say you don't have a great idea. What I am saying is this. Is your solution 1% better? 10% better? 100% better? How would we anyone know? Seriously try to think about answering those questions and the tone of all this will change for the better. If I go to the store to buy shampoo and there are two sizes and the bigger one is 20% more in volume for 10% more in price, then that is a better value. The amount of shampoo in the bottle is not a mystery. It's printed on the label. As a consumer I have data about price and value and then I make a buying decision. Compare your quantitative benefit and cost. That's it. Be transparent. Provide data. Hire an ME to run an efficiency analysis comparison between stock condensers and yours. Something like that. |
Tim I engineer, make, develop, design, and invent high tech cutingedge proprietary early model icecold911 A/C systems and components
The worldwide A/C business as a whole and the 911 early model A/C automotive after-market business i.e are insanely cutthroat businesses for market share to say the least! This is a public discussion forum full of a rats-nest of eyes and hostile groups of people mixed in with my competitors People giving advice have no idea for the most part of what the big picture ls; I shouldn't even say or show any pictures For this and many other reasons I CANT/WONT SAY CERTAIN things and just leave people in the dark without explanation Tim you’re nice and I know your trying to be helpful, thanks I just talked to Giles his engine is finally back in More DIY a/c install coming soon |
YOU guys need to have a little patience as this unfolds
YOU guys need to have a little patience as this unfolds
You will be rewarded I think |
Define patience, LOL.....as an outsider looking in, it's been thirteen months since the thread got started with claims of grandeur, and really, there's been no photos of a complete operating system on a 911 with pics of 40 degree (or 35, or whatever) air coming out of the ducts in front of a bank sign showing 90 ambient. Much less documentation of the rest of the system. (And, by your own statement you've been working on the system for 911s since 2011. Apparently some here know of this effort)
Now, I only point that out as a suggestion that perhaps you lay low until there's actual quantifiable progress and things like the picture described to back up the claims. These guys are just calling you out on your claims (perfectly normal) and asking for proof, (Which is to be expected) and you keep saying "Have patience", and it doesn't take a Harry Potter seer to see what the reaction from the peanut gallery is going to be! |
Define patience=you get to wait LOL
I just talked to Giles his engine is finally back in but fuel pump discovered bad, enginee wont start have new-one until next week |
Oh, I'm not really caring about the product, so, I get to wait, but those that do, and are potential clients, might prefer a different approach...but..I know, you're not investing all the time and money and effort to sell anything, it's just a hobby.
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