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Thanks for sharing.

Thank you!!! Excellent presentation and explanation.

excellent teaching for nitrogen leak setup

How would you charge using the recovery tank?

Thank you for keeping it simple. Not to confuse with too many details. But it would help if a small filter dryer was added to the recovery hose just before the recovery machine inlet. But great job.

Best video ive seen explaing this, thank you

Does the nitrogen regulator fit any size tank? Is it a standard fitting?

What valves do we close in order when we finish recovering?

Thank you

If you put nitro before you put pessured ,full ope valve on high side..then slowly open nitro regulator. .up to 150 psi.. check me if im wrong..then you see the low side .going up..to 150 psi . Then closed the nitro.

awesome video thank you

U need a mic bro

Fantastic video brother thank you

Wonderfully done, thank you

Audio sucks😢

Do we need to tighten the regulator into cylinder a little harder than shown in the video (02:28)?

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When pulling a vacuum on an existing system, will remaining refrigerant oil in the tubes affect your vacuum reading? In my mind the oil will evaporate just like water and ruin your vacuum reading?

I wondered if you’d address how close that unit is to the wall. Shameful.

Thanks Man! I got to learn this.

size of cylinder?

Awesome video 📹

Hi Nitrogen can kill you if it leaks ? Or am I wrong ?

Not my company haha they don't buy anything for us to use it's all tech bought

If I leave it on by accident, how long would it take to empty the tank at maximum pressure?

Bad sound, max volume barely hear anything

Hahaha. Rookies

Great video. I do have a question? Can you rent a bottle and regulator? I’m a DIYer wanting to pressure test my car’s A/C system

Can you tighten it all the way up , coz I need about 400-500 psi in my pressure system ?

Thank you very much for this detailed video on regulators. Helped me a lot!

Came on here to say thank you this helped me out a lot god bless you and your family.

Awesome video! Thank you!

tightening (closing) the valve, increases the regulated pressure?? 🤔… shouldnt it be other way round as closing the valve kills the pressure

This is nice!

I appreciate your video on the recovery process, I am an hvacr instructor and I like to show the students videos like this. The problem is everyone on CZcams is using the newest recovery machines and they don't use a manifold to recover through just fancy hose connectors. How you are doing it and the machine is the same one I've used for years. I believe in keeping it simple 👍Thanks

you did not pull schrader valves before evacuation process

How long have you been using that and what are your thoughts on it please?

So the regulator is closed when it spins freely, not back seated counter clockwise? Also, is there a relief valve after the regulator?

Thank you very much sir that was quite helpfull

no filter dryer for the machine?

Couldn’t hear a damn word of this.

Unit is too close to the wall for proper air flow. Need at least 12 inches. Good video though.

Sir ham 600psi peresure dety hin par suba kam hoa hota ha 560psi leakg b nhi ha ...kia masla ho skta ha

How do you tell how much gas is left in the tank?

I went through your modules this weekend and wanted to see this tool in action. That’s when I came across your CZcams video. Excellent overview!

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Damn, you're fast. Better slow down if they are paying you by the hour at their homes.

I’d recommend this to any and every apprentice in the trade. Good explanation too thanks for posting. Good video. 👍

What type of hose pipe and connector you used?

I'd much rather see you demonstrate with 7/8" tubing with no kinking. A $15.00 tubing bend with 3/8" could be done in 5 seconds.