Condensate Switch Codes and Practices w/ James Bowman
In this episode we talk condensate switch best practices and the IMC codes as well as switches for RTUs and Ductless
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Bonus – Being On Call w/ Les Fork
In this episode, we talk about being on call as a technician as well as delve into some best and worst practices.
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Measuring Air Flow – Air Density and Direct Air Flow Measurement Part 2 w/ Jim Bergmann
In This episode we talk a lot about standard air, air density and mass vs. volume as well as some other methods of “directly” measuring airflow… it gets pretty deep
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Bonus – Impressions From a Week as a Tech from a College Intern w/ Bill Spohn Jr.
Bill Spohn Jr. is going to college for a business degree but he took a week to see what it is like to work as an HVAC tech. He shares his impressions on this podcast.
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Measuring Air Flow – Static / Capacity & ECM Motors Part 1 w/ Jim Bergmann
In this episode Jim Bergmann covers static pressure, measuring delivered capacity and ECM motor considerations
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Brazing Basics and Tips
In this episode Bryan talks about brazing safety, regulator settings, torch positioning, flowing nitrogen, heat control and more….
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Bonus – Blue Collar Life & Experience w/ Ralph Wolf
In this episode Bryan talks to Ralph Wolf from T&N Services on Youtube and the Working Joe’s podcast. We talk about how the trade has changed for us and what experience gives a tech that can’t be read in a book. You can enter the giveaway at hvacrschool.com/summer17
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Drying Stuff vs. Drying Air – Humidification, Dehumidification and Ventilation
This episode is a rebroadcast of a very useful episode from the Corbett Lunsford’s Building performance podcast at http://buildingperformancepodcast.com/ Corbett talks to building moisture control expert Lew Herriman about moisture, ventilation and what happens when you dry “stuff”
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Bonus – Restaurant Equipment “Hot Side” w/ Nick Messick
If you have ever been curious about working on restaurant equipment and cooking equipment we have a fun conversation with some of the basics. P.S. – Don’t pull the fire alarm
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