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Re: [RFI] RE HVAC issue

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Subject: Re: [RFI] RE HVAC issue
From: "Battles,Richard" <Battles.Richard@lee.k12.al.us>
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2011 15:45:10 -0600
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I just built a new house in the country to leave the RFI neighbors.  I made 
sure that the new HVAC was RFI
free.  i purchased a Reem super quite 80  heat pump with backup propane gas.  
we installed ft-240-31 cores on the control line to the themostat, the control 
line from the inside unit to the outside unit at both ends.  I am 
happly to report that i have no RFI from that unit that I can find at this time 
with the heat pump running.  Now
the unit is a seer 13, with AC capacitor start motors on the air handler.  I 
had talked to Trane, and the Reem
dealer and i was told i could go higher on the seer to 15 and still use AC 
motors on the air handler.  the neighbor that lives about 400 feet from me just 
installed a Carrier unit that also uses the AC motors and his is a seer 15, no 
RFI.  

Richard WB4BYQ
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From: rfi-bounces@contesting.com [rfi-bounces@contesting.com] On Behalf Of 
doc@kd4e.com [doc@kd4e.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2011 11:24 AM
To: rfi@contesting.com
Subject: Re: [RFI] RE HVAC issue

Thanks Mel!

My experience across computers, radios, and other equipment (and
the reports of others) is that even matching models can sometimes
result in different results as manufacturers change key components
and fail to label the change.

At least starting with a known-clean model would help.

Of course they change models so frequently that after a year or
two the same model may not even be available!  Arghhh!  :-)

Then there is the aging-components = RFI thing ... but that happens
with most devices and we just have to restore them to as-new (often
just tighten connections, sometimes replace a failing component).

I will see what sort of prices I can find on the Carrier Infinity
in a 2 or 2.5 ton model.

Thanks again!

doc

> I did a qucik survey back in November before replacing my furnace with
> a new Carrier Infinity 95% efficient unit that has no RFI
>
> You might look in the archives for that time period. There are only 7
> U.S.manufacturers although there are 25+ brands. Carrier is made in
> the US although some components are outsourced (as with most companies)
>
> Mel KJ9C
>
> Does anyone have recent experience with a *specific model*
> we can still order that proved RFI-quiet?

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