Digi cool refrigerant digital analyzer

[Athanatos]

http://www.digi-cool.com/

anyone had any experience with this product at all? How does it compare to the standard gauge type manifolds, it seems promising, and the low end model ($400 USD) seem plenty for most guys considering the refrigerant support it has

[Exahertz]

that thing looks awsome!

[wdrzal]

http://www.yellowjacket.com/HVACRProducts.asp?t=HVACR&l=5&c=33&p=310

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Those are cool tools, but I can find plenty of thing's I'd rather buy for that much money

[Exahertz]

They save a good amount of time when you don’t have any to spare. For service calls, it says if can easily knock off 10 minutes, which adds up quickly and should justify a good reason for buying one. I'm sure it could pay for its self in less than a few months if you use it a lot. But for what we do, it’s just an added luxury

[Ssilencer]

that can be a nice project ... :D

[krullet]

hehe ssilencer are u going to make one :D

[Ssilencer]

Well, not too difficult, we already have the temperature part, there are some digital pressure meters out there too, the rest is just programing and searching for components.
If you want to help...

[[XC] 2long4u]

That would be nice if it said what was wrong with the system but otherwise a waste of money. Looks like you still need to know how to read pressures. And I can easily see 2lbs on the low side.

[Ssilencer]

That would be nice if it said what was wrong with the system but otherwise a waste of money. Looks like you still need to know how to read pressures. And I can easily see 2lbs on the low side.

And also looks like you have to learn to be more polite in your reply...

BTW:
And I can easily see 2lbs on the low side.

:worship: :YIPPIE:
:up:

[Praz]

A $400.00 price would be an excellent buy if it had accurate micron reading capability instead of HG for vacuum.