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@@RedbackAviation I'm in rural upstate NY on the rooftop of New York 15~ miles from the Canadian border. Many stations are far away like in Ottawa Ontario for example. There approximately 90 miles away! I can still pickup there station's with this compact design of a 1 foot coiled antenna! I get around ~40 station's with it. So performance is always compromised when coiling an antenna shorted than it's 1/4 wavelength height. But your antenna still can be efficient for most stations anyways as long you don't coil it to like 2" inches too much compromising lol

Plus I am a federal licence Ham operator 😎 as well!

@@asherkimball8349 @svenhansen9618 I took HVAC in school been running this this way for 3 years now and no problems. in the fall I take the screw out of it till the next summer. I drive no more than 30 miles away and if you are worried about the condenser frizzing on the cooler summer days then put the fan on 1 with a tad bit of heat with the AC, just enough to not feel uncomfortable. But I don't bother and 3 years going strong and like I said take the screw out in the fall when you don't need it! 😎👍

​@@svenhansen9618 I took HVAC in school been running this this way for 3 years now and no problems. in the fall I take the screw out of it till the next summer. I drive no more than 30 miles away and if you are worried about the condenser freezing on the cooler summer days then put the fan on 1 with a tad bit of heat just enough to not feel uncomfortable. But I don't bother and 3 years going strong and like I said take the screw out in the fall when you don't need it! 😎👍

Please awnser. My question

You don't service the high side just the low side when putting refrigerant in the truck. Low side is well in the good range. So found out it was the compressor was the problem not contacting so I fixed it with a screw. From others they said it works, good enough for them and I. 😎

@@KurtSmith-u4x welcome 😎

Did it work ? Me and my dad might try this tomorrow