Honeywell Q340A 30mV thermocouples

[Don Ocean]

Try reading the Code books from time to time, Mikey.

[The King]

Try getting some thicker lenses.

[Don Ocean]

Your comprehension of the simple written word is at best, discouraging. Pilot systems are *NOT* being made for residential or human habitat usage. It is still made in small quantities for industrial and commercial non habitat usage. I do believe that you feel guilty about the illegal furnace that you installed a while back.. Hmmmm... Now where is your post admitting that... It wasn't very long ago... ;-p What happens if the Code Enforcement folks and the state permit/licensing board get wind of that hack job? Minnesota, Iowa and the Dakota's treat that as a quasifelony and the fines run in the $thousands.

[Don Ocean]

That is pretty week... An indication that you have obviously screwed up

*AGAIN* !

[The King]

First you said standing pilot furnaces or boilers are not made anymore which is not true. Now your saying that a standing pilot manufactured for manufactured housing are made with standing pilots but they only make manufactured housing standing pilot furnaces for industrial or commercial use.

See how ridiculous you sound. At least you've come to know that they are still being made which is more than you knew 24 hours ago. I bet your teachers went home with a giant headache trying to educate you didn't they. Real temple rubbers..

You seem to believe all kinds of crazy shit.

The one the was inspected? LOL

[geothermaljones]

Minnesota just adopted the IMC 2001 a couple years ago... Thank heaven they defer to ASHREA 62.1 addendum N (2001) for ventilation. Prior to that MN was UMC 1991. (We're slow to adopt the latest.) Even though most states have the IMC as a basis, many have amendments. Come to MN with a standard IMC system, say an underground parking garage, & you'll be spending a ton to upgrade. Go to WI with the same system & there will be different issues rejecting the system. ND & SD are pretty straight forward & follow the code to the letter. Iowa has it's own batch of FUBAR. As for required code training, I've never heard of any. Most offered, is for info only & usually a waste of time. I attended a seminar for inspectors a few years ago, & none of them had a clue regarding the mechanical code changes & the "new" IMC. I've done quite a few WI reservation jobs, Casinos & such. Most require no code compliance at all, but usually default to the states requirements unless, as you stated, they spell everything out. Some, though not required, even have the state code officials sign off on the plans. I guess they're trying to calm the waters.

goodluck geothermaljones