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This was exactly what I was thinking... And I have never seen someone use MAP gas and solder. I have only brazed refrigeration lines in my 25 years in the trade. I had to rewind the video and make sure I was seeing correctly.

@@Fadda-Pyou need stay clean flux and stay brite #8 solder. Clean tight joints it’s not forgiving like solder you only need half the width of the pipe in relation to the amount applied. If you feel uneasy next to a metering device then disconnect it. I used to much heat in this video because he was learning. You should use some type of heat barrier. But im good enough now to install equipment without using it.still good practice to always use heat barrier. Practice with it. You can buy it at supply house.com need more info LMK

Thanks John

Depends on what unit you’re installing correct? And is that for all four sides or just one? Is that the same as well with an inverted side discharge? What if you don’t have 18” what do you do then?

Thanks

Stay brite #8

Is Stay Brite 8 stronger than brazing? Joints soldered with Stay Brite 8 solders exhibit considerably higher than necessary elongation for sound, dissimilar metal joints and vibration applications. Stay Brite produces an overall component with greater strength than a brazed component whose base metals are weakened by annealment from high brazing heat.

​@@Matts_Craftyic. I have never heard of this product. You may have taught me something new today. I will check it out.

@@Fadda-PDo your research this isn’t teaching how to just it only entertainment and practice, There are cautions and certain procedures you must take heed to! It’s not a short cut! But once mastered it will save time nitrogen and lugging torches . You use to much it will pull inside of the pipe and can get into the system and metering devices. Watch some other KZfaq videos on it any questions let me know 👍🏽