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Mille Racer 69

Mille Racer 69

Axe Wielding Maniac
Joined
Mar 23, 2008
Location
Eagle, Idaho
Moto(s)
Aprilia RSVR/1000 Factory
Name
Nathan
BARF MEMBER DISCOUNT
Trying to get my name out there a little more
want your AC tuned or diagnosed, Business or Residential?
I'm an EPA universally certified, licensed Technician by the state of Ca.
Call or PM me $60.00 diagnostic, $50.00 tune up, discount on any parts that may need replacing.
If I can't fix it no charge, no fine print.
My business number is (925) 325-5900.
I cover Contra Costa, Alameda, and Solano county
 
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Mille Racer 69 said:
BARF DISCOUNT
Trying to get my name out there a little more
want your AC tuned or diagnosed, Business or Residential?
I'm an EPA universally certified, licensed Technician by the state of Ca.
Call or PM me $60.00 diagnostic, $50.00 tune up, discount on any parts that may need replacing.
If I can't fix it no charge, no fine print.
My business number is (925) 325-5900.
I cover Contra Costa, Alameda, and Solano county
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Watch out- that AFM99 or whatever Mod will direct you to the BARF donation table to post your business on here!
 
Can you do something about how noisy my A/C is? I tested it from 6 ft. away, and it measured 130 decibels.

Also, I'd like the room temperature to be -154 degrees when the fan is spinning at 8500 RPM. Yeah, that's -154 degrees Celsius, not Fahrenheit.

No, wait, I meant Kelvin.
 
rumpofsteelskin said:
Can you do something about how noisy my A/C is? I tested it from 6 ft. away, and it measured 130 decibels.

Also, I'd like the room temperature to be -154 degrees when the fan is spinning at 8500 RPM. Yeah, that's -154 degrees Celsius, not Fahrenheit.

No, wait, I meant Kelvin.
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ya, I'll put a better can on it to make near undetectable by people driving, then they'll crash into your house. haha,

you want it 154 Kelvin huh, ok, i'll retrofit your furnace with Nasa grade afterburners instead of little woosy flames, and NOS to speed up the fan revolutions causing your house to slightly levitate when on,
give me 2 days :laughing


If you want a new AC, I can come out and give you a free estimate, I can't just tell you without seeing your place
 
Are you a licensed contractor or are you just doing this for shits and giggles?
 
Mille Racer 69 said:
BARF MEMBER DISCOUNT
Trying to get my name out there a little more
want your AC tuned or diagnosed, Business or Residential?
I'm an EPA universally certified, licensed Technician by the state of Ca.
Call or PM me $60.00 diagnostic, $50.00 tune up, discount on any parts that may need replacing.
If I can't fix it no charge, no fine print.
My business number is (925) 325-5900.
I cover Contra Costa, Alameda, and Solano county
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Are you a sponsor or a spammer?...
 
7 days already what?

No, I'm not doing this for shit's and giggles, I've been in the trade for years. I have my Associates of Science Degree in HVAC.
I just started my Entrepreneurial adventure in March, pretty good so far.
I have my own van, I have my own tools

I'm not a sponsor, I'm a member of a forum who's looking for more work than I have right now, and am giving an incentive to other members, that I'll do work for less of what others charge because I need more work, and am I'm trying to get my name out there more.
I can come up with whatever deals I want. My name, my business.
I know a little plumbing, but I have no snake machine to clean out your poo and roots of your main line. I've replaced some toilets, sinks, and rebuilt P-Traps before though.
 

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-154 kelvin would indeed be impressive... the whole theoretically impossible thing aside of course.
 
radvas said:
-154 kelvin would indeed be impressive... the whole theoretically impossible thing aside of course.
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that's why it would take me 2 days, not 1. I need the 2nd day to formulate a theoretical to realistic conversion, invent it, build it, then install it. ya, I'm that good.

I think with a ton liquid nitrogen I might be able to get it to 200 Kelvin.

I think about 285 kelvin is a little more realistic
F=Cx1.8+32


Anyway, like I said. BARF Members, you want AC serviced faster for less call me (925)325-5900
 
NorCalBusa said:
Watch out- that AFM99 or whatever Mod will direct you to the BARF donation table to post your business on here!
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It's OK for a barf member to plug his gig. Once or twice. Being an advertising outlet is when you need to become a sponsor.

no worries.

This weather should keep you busy...
You can call 800 37 Trane, but we cost three times more. Plus a truck charge.

Clean coils and a full refrigerant charge will give you more cooling, save energy and $$$.
 
Mille Racer


This thread borders on spamming your business. You have made four posts about your ability to do work and need for work. If this continues, you need to contact budman. I suggest you put "USE A PM" in your original post. The KS is NOT the employment forum. Don't use it that way.
 
Mille Racer 69 said:
No, I'm not doing this for shit's and giggles, I've been in the trade for years. I have my Associates of Science Degree in HVAC.
I just started my Entrepreneurial adventure in March, pretty good so far.
I have my own van, I have my own tools
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but you don't have a contractor's license..... I went to the CSLB website and did a license search under Nathan Pack. Nothing came up. Your AS degree isn't a substitute. I suggest you delete all personal info from this thread before somebody reports you for contracting without a license. Don't worry.....it won't be me. The CSLB is known to do stings on unlicensed contractors. GL
 
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jrace said:
Oh, please. Are you really a plumber? :laughing

Remember.... ___O It's only illegal if you get cought.

ahem.

-jim
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Yes, I'm a licensed plumbing contractor. BTW I equate contracting illegally like driving without insurance. Nobody really cares until you hit somebody. I just turned down a painting contractors quote even though he was licensed. He was licensed but he claimed exempt for workers compensation but he had employees. That equivalent to being unlicensed by legal precedent(sp?). You don't have to pay an unlicensed contractor after they have completed their work. Talk to a lawyer for any specific situation you might have. I belong to numerous trade associations and I get case updates on a regular basis.

CYA....
 
Can you do a heat/cooling loss/gain calculation and help reroute my ducts to get some better airflow?

Negative 2 story house.. (second floor is on the bottom of the first... yeah, i know) there is like a 5-10degree difference between floors most of the time.. sucks for A/C and heating. Is your work up to code? Do you fix your work if its not? I am looking for some HVAC work done, but I will be getting permits and want all my work done to spec.

I am also looking to relocate my furnace to upstairs in the garage (basically directly above where its located now) hence, why I am also wanting to see about better routing of my ducts and registers. Will also need to make sure that I have proper returns.

Let me know. PM me so we can talk about this..
 
what size are your sprockets? i woulnt trust you to fix ANYTHING based on the backtracking and wolf tickets you slang...

"its the belt it could be the belt but its the solenoid and the pump too, i just dont have my camera mounted on my helmet to prove it was me because i wasnt wearing the camera mounted on my helmet someone else was and he has the proof that i have sprockets"
 
Consequences of Contracting Without a LicenseThe Contractors State License Board (CSLB) was established in 1929 at the request of the building industry. Since work done by contractors can endanger both them and consumers, the industry realized being regulated would help raise standards, thereby protecting consumers.

Those who operate without a license harm consumers each and every day. They tarnish the respectability of the construction industry and harm the state's financial situation by operating in the underground economy.

The CSLB makes a concerted effort to target unlicensed operators. The CSLB's Statewide Investigative Fraud Team (SWIFT) conducts undercover sting and sweep operations on a weekly basis around the state. You could be targeted by one of these operations. If you're caught contracting without a license, you will likely have to go in front of a judge to answer to misdemeanor charges, which carry a potential sentence of up to six months in jail and/or a $500 fine, and a potential administrative fine of $200 to $15,000.

If you get caught again, the penalties get stiffer. You could face a mandatory 90 day jail sentence as well as a fine of 20 percent of the contract price of the work performed, or a $4,500 fine.

Felony charges may be filed against those who illegally use someone else's license or who try to mislead consumers into believing that you are a licensed contractor. In addition, you could face felony charges if you contract for any project that is covered by a state of emergency or disaster proclaimed by the Governor of California or the President of the United States. If you're convicted of felony charges, you could end up in state prison.

Plus, if you contract without a license consumers don't have to pay you for your work. You don't have a right to sue them in court for work you weren't legally able to perform.

In addition, if you've got your contractor's license and have a dispute with a consumer, the CSLB has a variety of tools to help resolve it. These range from on-site negotiation to mediation and arbitration. These services are free of charge to consumers and licensed contractors.

Plus, when you consider the cost of your contractor's license, about $20 a month, you can't afford not to be licensed.
 
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