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Post by allan on Feb 8, 2015 15:07:02 GMT
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Post by cablehack on Feb 8, 2015 22:15:39 GMT
There is a Westinghouse of that style in a local museum. It's conventional hermetic. There was no label to identify the refrigerant type.
I don't think their advertisement would go down too well these days.
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Post by blackhorse on Feb 10, 2015 4:47:44 GMT
There is a Westinghouse of that style in a local museum. It's conventional hermetic. There was no label to identify the refrigerant type. I don't think their advertisement would go down too well these days. How things change--, I have a National Geographic from 1800's, with a full-page ad on the back cover extolling the health and sanitation virtues of Solid Lead Pipe. One westinghouse I saw, in rough shape, had a motor with a fan blade on one end of the shaft, and a direct-drive compressor rigidly mounted on the other end of the motor, the whole suspended on 3 springs. |
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Post by Travis on Feb 10, 2015 22:55:55 GMT
Allan,
As I have mentioned. The Majestic I have is a hermetic unit. I'll see if I have a picture somewhere. It's very buried in my garage.
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