Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Heating and Venting?
What, no Air Conditioning?
This should be titled Heating and Air Conditioning
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
Heating and Venting?
What, no Air Conditioning?
This should be titled Heating and Air Conditioning
Originally Posted By: ismetaniuk
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This membership was a big waste of my time!
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Igor
Top To Bottom Inspections
Glen Spey, NY
Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Igor,
I almost suggested HVAC, except that a lot of newbies may not recognize the term.
That is why I just went with Heating and Air Conditioning, figure everyone would know what that was.
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
Originally Posted By: jmyers
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But then you have lots of people that will never know what HVAC stands for!
Joe Myers
Originally Posted By: ecrofutt
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Ah, already the typical Jerry Peck pedantics.
I don't like 'em, but I really love all the effort you put into helping educate the rest of us. Makes putting up with the pedantics worthwhile.
Welcome to NACHI. I'm sure most of us will really learn a lot from your contributions.
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Erby Crofutt
B4U Close Home Inspections
Georgetown, Kentucky
www.b4uclose.com
Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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Igor,
I will save you the trouble of having to type this. If the newbies don't know what HVAC is, they shouldn't be inspecting yet. Time for more school.
Blaine
Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Main Entry: ped?ant
Pronunciation: 'pe-d&nt
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French, from Italian pedante
Date: 1588
1 obsolete : a male schoolteacher
2 a : one who makes a show of knowledge b : one who is unimaginative or who unduly emphasizes minutiae in the presentation or use of knowledge c : a formalist or precisionist in teaching
Erby,
I you mean 2 c : I could agree with that, otherwise, you are sounding like Mikey.
Ever read his posts? (I know, you have.) They frequently fit 2 a and 2 b to a tee, yet he dis-approves of others who even remotely lean in that direction. Yes, the information is good, and in depth, and he has gone to great length to get it, and he posts the found information in detail, and he ... it is a perfect fit for 2a and 2 b, isn't it? 
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
Originally Posted By: mrose
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Hi Guys,
I thought "Venting" was a term used to describe Joe F. taking issue with something. Now I find out it's about heating. Go figure.
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Mike Rose
Cornerstone Home Inspection Co. LLC
Lawrenceville, GA
www.cornerstonehomeinspect.com
Originally Posted By: psabados
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Good on Mike
Maybe we should just change the Forum to Joe. F. Everyone knows he has the ability to
1. Heat things up
2. Vent to all areas
And
3. Cool things back down to normal while getting ready to cycle again
Uh-oh! I could be in deep do-do now
Just kidding Joe. Your posts are great, you're truly are a man of vision, integrity and overall nice guy
Paul
Originally Posted By: ismetaniuk
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This membership was a big waste of my time!
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Igor
Top To Bottom Inspections
Glen Spey, NY
Originally Posted By: nlewis
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Pedantics
I just hope we don't get into the discussions of "there are no subpanels, only panelboards" that have been going on at the other inspection forums.
Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Neal,
What's a sub panel?
A panel in a sub? 
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Jerry,
That is correct. You can find them right next to the board stretchers, flight line and frequency grease.
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Inspection Nirvana!
We're NACHI. Get over it.
Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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John,
Are those right or left handed board stretchers?
Blaine
Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Blaine,
How do I answer that? Either is okay. I actually had a couple of Privates bring me back a board stretcher after I sent them for one.
After spending most of the day running around all over the base, they finally came back from sick bay with one of those stretchers made from wood. Smart little f@ckers! Proud too!
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Inspection Nirvana!
We're NACHI. Get over it.
Originally Posted By: jpeck
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I thought a board stretcher was the opposite of a gluing clamp.
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Jerry Peck
South Florida
Originally Posted By: ekartal
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Hey Guys!
Don't pick on Jerry, he knows his stuff !!!!!!!!!!!
Erol Kartal
ProInspect
Originally Posted By: jonofrey
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Erol,
That's right. Jerry understands the show better than most of us. That's why we are laughing with him.
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Inspection Nirvana!
We're NACHI. Get over it.
Originally Posted By: ekartal
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Good point John. I should of added
Welcome Jerry,
Erol
Originally Posted By: Blaine Wiley
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John,
I keep my left handed board stretcher right next to my left handed monkey wrench in my truck box. I thought we all did that!    
Blaine