Tech Method Training and Other

[kevin7.1]

Hello all.
Firstly apologies if this is in the wrong category.

I believe there is a forum member who is the Author of the tech method training manuals. I am very much interested in purchasing this series and would ask if anyone can post a link to these and any other literature that would help with understanding the principles of air conditioning and refrigeration. Also help with fault finding.

I am trying to improve myself as an engineer as becoming qualified now a days seem to only consist of completing a portfolio. There is no one to learn from where I work in fact my boss is looking to me to teach the other engineers. I therefore want to ensure I know and do things the right way.
I have my 2079. I know my limits and want to push past them.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Kev.

[chemi-cool]

He hasn't been here for years, I even forgot his name.

[B G Scott]

I think it was Garry from FLA in the USA

[Grizzly]

Gary got fed up of people wanting his and others copyrighted literature for free!
I don't blame him.
Grizzly

[Magoo]

Have not seen Gary on forum for a while either, I could be wrong but may be health issues as well. If you are out Gary and watching, so hello !!
Kevin , if you want to up skill, there are multitudes of courses available. But best idea is reading and understanding books, and add experience.

[kevin7.1]

I do hope he is OK. From what I remember of him it's a loss to the forum. Can anyone link to his bio. I remember him having links to purchase the literature on there or in his signature.
It's defo the reading and understanding route I want to take. If anyone has any suggestions on books would much appreciate it.

Thanks.

Kev.

[nike123]

http://www.amazon.com/T-E-C-H-Method-Lesson-Series-Shooting/dp/B000725VOG

[Josip]

Hi, Kevin7.1 :)



Hello all.
Firstly apologies if this is in the wrong category.

I believe there is a forum member who is the Author of the tech method training manuals. I am very much interested in purchasing this series and would ask if anyone can post a link to these and any other literature that would help with understanding the principles of air conditioning and refrigeration. Also help with fault finding.

I am trying to improve myself as an engineer as becoming qualified now a days seem to only consist of completing a portfolio. There is no one to learn from where I work in fact my boss is looking to me to teach the other engineers. I therefore want to ensure I know and do things the right way.
I have my 2079. I know my limits and want to push past them.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

Kev.


Check here ... http://www.refrigeration-engineer.com/forums/showthread.php?19701-Refrigeration-101&highlight=gary


Best regards, Josip :)

[frank]

http://www.refrigeration-engineer.com/forums/showthread.php?30388-Article-Refrigeration-101