Lenin1917
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I feel less bad about things here now
Wake n Bake, Nothing Better!
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BudmanTX
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Morning all....how's everyone doing this friday eve.....i see LG and the raccoons are prolly getting along......
woke up this morning to an 80F, what?...yeah it's gonna be a hot one and according the weather dick...it's here to stay for a while.....102F today...this drought sucks ass.....
fresh pot made....so if ya need a warm up
now to get some breakfast in me.......bean and cheese....come here.....
woke up this morning to an 80F, what?...yeah it's gonna be a hot one and according the weather dick...it's here to stay for a while.....102F today...this drought sucks ass.....
fresh pot made....so if ya need a warm up
now to get some breakfast in me.......bean and cheese....come here.....
My choice would be HVAC - I was completely certified in an earlier life.
Question: Does heat rise?
Lenin1917
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Lol yeah it does, unless it’s sucked down somehow I guess
Laughing Grass
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raratt
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DCcan
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I thought I was on the "OnlyFans" thread for a second, had to double check.
Laughing Grass
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I like to evenly spread my fuckery in all threadsI thought I was on the "OnlyFans" thread for a second, had to double check.
That was pretty close to my answer to the question at the beginning of my HVAC schooling.
Short answer is no, heat itself does not rise - it radiates in all directions equally, but hot AIR does rise.
Lenin1917
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I will remember that for when I want to look smarter than my peers
. Would I be correct in assuming that it’s because heat lowers the molecular density of air?
Laughing Grass
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whatcha cooking?
Justin-case
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If youre the kind of pretentious asshole that likes tight spaces under houses and in attics, hvac is definitely for you.
raratt
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Attics in the summer are great fun.
shnkrmn
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Is this open book?
shnkrmn
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Sounds like a strong grounding in philosophy is an essential for all hvac techs then.
"Man is born to suffering as surely as sparks fly up from a fire." Ecclesiastes might have been a firefighter idk.
DarkWeb
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Nothing yet. It's good to season a new grill or smoker before it's used.
Burn off all the manufacturing crap. Then I let it cool and coat it in a light coat of cooking oil inside and out and heat so the oil gets into all the little spots so it doesn't rust. Then I add wood for smoke.
After that it's ready. I'll use it this weekend.
