+100 degree club

I'm in the club (almost) and I'm in the house. Our Willis H. Carrier unit is on the fritz! Ach, Scheisse!

And yes, I'll refer to it as the Willis Carrier unit. His childhood home was next to my high school in New York. The father of modern air conditioning was from Buffalo of all places. They really don't appreciate him there for some reason. :p
 
If it's over 100° who cares if the waves are good? It just feels good to get in the water. What's bad (for lifeguards) is when there's a 6' or bigger swell when it's over 100° inland. Sooooo many people in the water who have no clue how powerful even the smallest waves and currents can be...
Ah, so it's all about cooling off in the water. I see. Your idea of cooling off is surfing.

Now I know why we have so many Great White sharks patrolling our coastline. Smart lil' buggers.
 
Welcome to my world. Steel fabrication/welding shops out in the IE..,,nothing more than gigantic metal sheds with zero insulation and no ventilation. 100* is usually the starting point.
Kinda like that. Four locomotive engines (two Fairbanks-Morse opposed piston engines and two 8-645 EMD's) plus two boilers. It's a lot like working UNDER the hood of a semi truck going down the freeway. The engines are fully exposed, there is no wall, or any form of insulation. I'll dig up a photo later.
 
I used to work in an engine room that would top 200*. 100 is just a nuisance.
Welcome to my world. Steel fabrication/welding shops out in the IE..,,nothing more than gigantic metal sheds with zero insulation and no ventilation. 100* is usually the starting point.
I feel like such a sissy now. It's only 125 in my cab and 150+ in the back. That's on a 100+ degree day of course.
 
Meanwhile, at my work...

I try to tell them there is nothing wrong with the equipment, the equipment isn't designed for this weather. What do they do? Spend about $100,000 to buy replacement equipment, with a LOWER temp limit. Why would they take the advice of a refrigeration expert (me)?
 
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Meanwhile, at my work...

I try to tell them there is nothing wrong with the equipment, the equipment isn't designed for this weather. What do they do? Spend about $100,000 to buy replacement equipment, with a LOWER temp limit. Why would they take the advice of a refrigeration expert (me)?

It's a fluke.
 
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Don't do anything crazy, guys. Speshly you IE guys, JJ :eek: This too shall pass.

Or you could gas up and go somewhere...

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Like Laguna Beach, eh, @herzalot :cool:? I see you life's-a-beach peeps have a heat advisory... at 76° high?!?!?!?!? LOL!!!!!!!!!!! :Roflmao

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