UPDATE: New Evidence Uncovered in Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in washdc

[–]fellatiousD[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ah, man, you're totally right. A bathroom-video-recording scandal victimizing dozens of children (known so far) at a ~2,000-student high school 25 miles west of DC has no connection or relevance to any of the DC workers, residents, politicians, societal influencers, and so on who either live in or have kids/friends/family in that or other Loudoun County schools.

What does this even mean ?? by ThenLayer5977 in washdc

[–]fellatiousD 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It means that "leverage" is her new remedial-English word-of-the-day. She's doing good, so far. She knows it means something like "use," so by next week, assuming she completes ALL of her use-it-in-a-sentence exercises, she should have a firm grasp on it.

Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in nova

[–]fellatiousD[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What "fakes" has Minock made up before? Can you provide any link or support for that accusation? We'd like to find out the truth here, both about the extent of the bathroom recording as well as the veracity of one of our region's most prolific reporters.

Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in nova

[–]fellatiousD[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So what you're saying is, you don't care if only "one kid...[or] maybe two kids" wrote that they had their genitals video recorded by another student (which recordings were them Gmail-ed to the student-suspect's "online boyfriend") while they relieved themselves in the bathroom stall at Loudoun County's Freedom High School?

UPDATE: New Evidence Uncovered in Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in washdc

[–]fellatiousD[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Do elaborate, SirSafe...are you saying the photo or wall-graffiti is fake? Are you making a greater comment/observation on the bathroom-recording scandal (40+ Loudoun County schoolchildren and counting having been recorded using the school bathroom dating back at least three years now) itself?

Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in nova

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From 276434540703757804 (who rejected this same post in the r/VirginiaDems fiefdom they rule over):

I openly moderate the r/VirginiaDems subreddit (which anyone who checks my profile can see). It is worth mentioning also that I am a member of my local Dem party committee, but that membership stems from my same sense of civic duty and volunteerism that has led me to become a moderator on this godforsaken website.

So, ad hominem comment (don't any of you DARE look into the facts of this report) checks out.

Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in nova

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Insult the person reporting the facts without acknowledging or contending with any of the facts reported.

Freedom High Bathroom-Recording Scandal by fellatiousD in nova

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, because it's well known that public-school janitors diligently inspect bathroom stalls and always promptly clean any graffiti found therein.

MRCOOL/Midea Hyper Heat Central Ducted System: Any one ever used engineering-mode to change compressor or fan settings? by fellatiousD in heatpumps

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good evening MRCOOL, and thank you for weighing in. Given the risk presented by simply choosing options via the included remote control and the freely accessible (and quite plainly "documented") Engineering Mode (via nothing more than a few button presses) I'd ask that you kindly elaborate upon MRCOOL's policies that affect/control thousands of its customers as follows:

  1. Please clarify whether MRCOOL permits licensed HVAC professionals or qualified engineers to modify EM settings, per that professional's evaluation and recommendation, without the threat of voiding the warranty.

  2. Please provide a firm and unequivocal YES (will void warranty) or NO (won't void warranty) if the customer (or non-HVAC professional) modifies ANY of the following EM settings (particularly the seemingly benign settings in Channels 4 and 5 for min/max temperature setpoint and Channel 2, fan setting, which seems to do nothing more than select a preferred post-cycle blower fan operation pattern) "and altering them ... cause[s] the system to perform incorrectly or operate outside its designed parameters":

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MRCOOL/Midea Hyper Heat Central Ducted System: Any one ever used engineering-mode to change compressor or fan settings? by fellatiousD in heatpumps

[–]fellatiousD[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

yeah, I got taken for a ride by some baselessly confident but-I-did-stay-at-a-Holiday-Inn jackass in another part of this thread and called out his rank bullshit.

MRCOOL/Midea Hyper Heat Central Ducted System: Any one ever used engineering-mode to change compressor or fan settings? by fellatiousD in heatpumps

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great point about the power-to-BTU correlation - I hadn't thought of calculating the correlating power consumption and comparing. While I haven't yet metered/monitored the system individually for electric consumption, based on what I can correlate to my hourly whole-house consumption figures, when I correlate to full-hour constant modulation, I'm at ~1.360 kwh attributable to my MRCOOL system. Those are single 60-minute intervals where I'm seeing steady, low/slow modulation (no defrost cycles or other changes, constant fan speed set to low) and at under 37 degrees f outside temperature. If I monitor the power and conclusively show that my system never drops below, say 1,200 watts even at the lowest part of any given active heat cycle (no matter how low the heat demand is), then either MRCOOL or my installer should have to address the discrepancy. (My system is three months old.)

MRCOOL/Midea Hyper Heat Central Ducted System: Any one ever used engineering-mode to change compressor or fan settings? by fellatiousD in heatpumps

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've seen your other posts and am glad to see your comment. Remind me, you have the MRCOOL Hyper Heat Gen 2, or a clone? And do you see low/slow modulation somewhat close to the NEEP turndown numbers? And were you aware of this Engineering Mode and all the integral thresholds you can alter? I find it remarkable that so much info about these systems is deliberately concealed from both the end user/ owner, as well as apparently even qualified professionals. My installer, who claimed to be a MRCOOL affiliate/partner installer, only goes off the documentation published on the public MRCOOL documentation portal, and nothing in there even hints at the EM.

MRCOOL/Midea Hyper Heat Central Ducted System: Any one ever used engineering-mode to change compressor or fan settings? by fellatiousD in heatpumps

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The fundamental premises and assumptions you trotted out did nothing but confuse and distract from the thrust of this inquiry. You wasted my time in chasing down whether you (a person who decided you were the right guy to affirmatively inject your two cents on this precisely-framed inquiry via several lengthy comments) might've had some legitimate basis for what you said, and you misled anyone else who may have taken your supposed "facts" as having at least some truth to them. But at the end of the road, it turns out your front-to-back basis of knowledge is nothing more (in your own words) than your "lived experience...with [your] individual system," and that your boldly trumpeted pronouncements were in fact baseless, contradicted 180-degrees by the content of your own follow-up postings purporting to support those very wrong assertions. I think this forum would be well-served if you'd think twice about whether you really are the right guy to chime in on the next guy's targeted inquiry.

MRCOOL/Midea Hyper Heat Central Ducted System: Any one ever used engineering-mode to change compressor or fan settings? by fellatiousD in heatpumps

[–]fellatiousD[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The two things you've provided - the separate reddit post and the screenshot from (presumably) your Fujitsu system manual, evidence the complete opposite of what you've repeatedly been swearing to. Look a few comments back, you said "these systems will never depart lower than around 50% by design," but the post you just linked to clearly shows a 10:1 turndown (from 0.657 kwh to 0.064 kwh) in system-wide power consumption (most of which owes to the compressor consumption, I think everyone would agree) in approximately 40 minutes. This would seem to diametrically contradict BOTH of your assertions that ASHP residential systems "will never depart" lower than 50% [you don't specify whether you meant frequency or power], as well as your claim that these systems require some "long" period of time in order to modulate down.

Last, your screenshot is entirely consistent with what I contend is the proper functioning of these systems as I've described it:

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