Three two one go takes in the bottom: weighed 40 pounds hits zero, we're done hey this. Video is a recovery speed race between the nav again, our DD digital recovery machine and one of the kind of industry go twos for a really long time that we've had even at Kalos the Abbey on g5 twin. So in this video we want to kind of show head-to-head how they operate, but then also just give you some quick tips on proper recovery practices. The first thing that I don't think Bert mentions in this video that I want to mention here is that pulling cores out while recovering is one of the best possible things you can do while recovering and also keep in mind, using a good high-capacity liquid line.

Dryer flare, dryer in place is also a really good practice when you're recovering here he doesn't do it because he wants to everything to be his head-to-head as possible and remove as many variables as possible. Alright, here's Bert hey guys. This is Bert, I'm HVAC school and today we're doing a little project me and a stasis. We are going to be testing the new Nevada, recovering machine.

It's a digital recovery machine, we're going to be testing it against probably the most common recovering machine. You see in the field the g5 twin. This is our setup for the race. We have it each of them coming in from our full tanks on the vapor, then each one has a field.

Theis probe hooked up the show the tanks pressure and you don't actually need that on the digital, but we will for the a beyond so just to make sure everything straight will show that the field piece rose and then right here. I hooked up these gauges to our tanks that we're actually recovering into so we're covering in two here. We can see what kind of pressure under recovery high pressure that these tanks are so next thing most important right here. We have both of our skills zero out.

So, let's go ahead, clear, clear all right: let's put the tanks on our scale. These tanks have them back in. So, as we previously show, both both things from the bottom weigh exactly forty pounds and have the back saying to wait. They're both holding 11 point something like eleven point: seven, so we got 28 28 come show on both tanks weigh the same and that's their tier.

Twenty eight point three so already saw me, bleed the lines, so I blood the lines and then we're gon na open everything and turn it on. At the exact same time, these things are both in a vacuum. So if I open them right now, they'll pull through on their own without the recovery machine. What I'm gon na do is turn them on we're gon na turn, both on saxing time and then we're going to open the valve so they're both running when they can actually dump into the tank.

At the same time, the race is about to start three two one go takes in the bottom: wait: 40 pounds tear way, fluffy point something that is in there. Cop will be down at 40 pounds and you're recovering you're, going to be recovering both of our fields. When that hits zero, we're done. Okay, that's the end of the race, we're gon na see who hit zero.

First. That's that that's the goal! This in case we're not clear. It's a race Reza's! Now back Maxwell, it's snow! It really hits Florida snow sometime. I just left running such a low temperature psi fantastic.

There we go, we play on the top, so finish yourself, third cycle. Turning some clothes other way purge cycle just gets all the refrigerant. It came out of here as much as possible into our tank, which is thirty six eleven and over here we have 36 one out. Ok, well, the race wasn't quite as speedy as it might have liked.

That's the race for us it's over just over 13 minutes. We hit zero psi on our nav ACK and then nine minutes later. The appian hit zero psi from its tank and we were able, with the purge from the nav act, to recover 36 and 11 ounces and the nav ik when we stopped it at zero. Psi was able to wreak a recover 36 pounds exactly Zeus, any closing thoughts.

How'd, you feel about this. I want you want it, he's really hoping that he will get this just because of those video. No, I was. I was really good it's a little bit bigger, but which is really great.

Has it not good features, makes it a lot easier to recover, then there's a lot faster is also a lot more efficient. I hope you guys had fun with this. Maybe you'll learn something throughout the whole process: don't overfill your tanks, 80 % yeah! That's right! If you need a little cheap math like we use, there's a great article on recovery, tanks written by brand or HVAC school, alright. So the end result here, just in summary, is that the nav again RDD while they were very head to head when you're in liquid phase and when there was a higher pressure coming into the pump once it started, getting down into lower pressures, which means lower compression Ratio, the larger condenser coil on the NR DD really helped it perform better, and that's why we saw there at the end.

Then again, RDD really got the job done quicker and, in the end, got down to zero psi right about nine minutes faster, which is significant. Hopefully, you found that interesting thanks for watching.