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By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay softball team opened up its 2014 season at the Hilltopper Classic on Friday, defeating host Western Kentucky, 6-5, in game one before falling to IUPUI, 3-0, in its second contest.
Playing in its first weekend of competition, the Phoenix evened its record at 1-1. They will continue in action tomorrow at the Hilltopper Classic, taking on Indiana State at 10:30 a.m. and Northern Iowa at 3:30 p.m.
Green Bay posted a come from behind victory in its first game of the tourney, upending host Western Kentucky with four runs in the top of the seventh to win, 6-5.
Trailing 2-0 after five, Green Bay got its first runs of the season as sophomore Marissa Michalkiewicz (Appleton, Wis.) delivered a bases loaded double to left center, scoring junior Hailey Mohrfeld (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) and junior Tia Collins (Orfordville, Wis.) to even the score at 2-2.
Western Kentucy grabbed back the lead with three runs on five hits in the bottom of the sixth, but the Phoenix again capitalized on another bases loaded situation in the top of the seventh. With the bases loaded and one out, Michalkiewicz tripled to center field, clearing the bases to tie the game at 5-5. After senior Shannon Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) flied out, freshman Allie Taylor (Waunakee, Wis.) singled to right field to bring home Michakiewicz and push the visitors ahead, 6-5. The Phoenix put one more runner on base, but stranded two as senior Stacy Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) struck out to end the top half.
Green bay starter freshman Heather Sanderson (Rapid River, Mich.) pitched her first complete game of the season, setting down the Hilltoppers in order in the top of the seventh to pick up the win. Sanderson finished the game allowing five earned runs on nine hits with four strikeouts and three walks. MIchalkiewicz finished 2-for-4 with a run scored and five RBI, while Taylor was 3-for-4 with an RBI.
In game two, IUPUI put up a single run in the second, third and fourth innings as it held the Phoenix scoreless in the 3-0 win. Two of the Jaguars runs were unearned, as Moiser crossed home plate after advancing to third on an error in the second, and Bartucci scored on a throwing error in the fourth.
Green Bay stranded a runner four of seven innings, with its best chance to score coming in the third. Mohrfeld led off with a single before being called out on a fielder's choice as sophomore Kelli Hutchinson (Trevor, Wis.) reached safely. After a strikeout, Michalkiewicz singled to short to put runners on first and second, but Taylor grounded out to end the inning.
Mohrfeld finished 2-for-2 at the plate, while freshman Katelyn Huemmer (Sun Prairie, Wis.) was 2-for-3. Junior Lauren Danner (Kaukauna, Wis.) threw 5.0 innings, allowing three runs (one earned) on seven hits with four strikeouts and a walk. Senior Ashley Nannemann (Burlington, Wis.) threw the final inning, striking out one.
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Green Bay Forces Extra Innings Against UIC
By: Jill Wunrow
CHICAGO, Ill. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - The Green Bay (19-19, 8-7 HL) softball team began its eight game road stretch with a three-game series against Horizon League opponent UIC (21-23, 7-7 HL) Wednesday, April 25 at Flames Field in Chicago, Ill.
After trailing 2-0 early in game one of its doubleheader, Green Bay came from behind to force extra innings of play against the Flames before falling 5-4 in the 10th inning and 9-1 in game two of its doubleheader, snapping Green Bay's four-game winning streak.
GAME 1 - GREEN BAY 4, UIC 5 - With one out in the bottom of the first inning, the Flames' hit a two-run homer to left field for the early 2-0 lead.
After three scoreless innings and with two outs on the board in the top of the fourth, Stacey Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) hit a single up the middle before Alli Rivera (Geneseo, Ill.) earned a walk to reach base. Paige Newtols (Green Bay, Wis.) followed with an RBI single to center field, scoring Butts to cut UIC's lead to 2-1. The Phoenix registered one run on two hits while stranding two runners on base in the inning.
With two outs in the top of the seventh inning, Green Bay took the 3-2 lead with one runner on base when Danielle Peerenboom (Appleton, Wis.) hit a two-run homer to left field, scoring Amanda Omahen (San Diego, Calif.).
UIC answered in the bottom of the frame with a lead-off homerun to center field, knotting the game 3-3. Green Bay retired the next three batters, forcing the game into extra innings of play.
It was a scoreless eighth inning before Amanda Pozolinski (Appleton, Wis.) led off the ninth with a double to left field and later advancing to third after a sacrifice bunt by Omahen. Peerenboom followed with a SAC fly to left field, scoring Pozolinski for the 4-3 edge. Jessica Hrncar (Bristol, Wis.) added a single in the inning but the Phoenix could not convert as it stranded one runner on base to close the inning.
With one out, the Flames added a double of its own in the bottom of the ninth. With runners on first and second, UIC hit an RBI single, advancing the runners to second and third on the throw before tagging out a runner at home while allowing another to score. Green Bay's quick defense tied the game 4-4 at the end of nine innings of play.
Rivera led off the 10th inning with a single up the middle before advancing to second off a sacrifice bunt by Newtols. Shannon Butts (Greenfield, Wis.) and Ashleigh Racer (Waterford, Wis.) both grounded out to third base, stranding Rivera on base.
With one out in bottom of the 10th, UIC hit a walk-off homerun to edge the Phoenix 5-4.
Pitcher Alli Goecks (Beloit, Wis.) went the distance for the Phoenix from the mound, striking out seven batters while Peerenboom led the Phoenix with one homerun, three RBIs, one run and one hit.
GAME 2 - GREEN BAY 1, UIC 9 - With two outs in the bottom of the second inning, UIC scored the first run of the contest with an RBI single, before Green Bay's defense stranded two Flames' runners on base to close the inning.
With two outs in the top of the fourth inning, Green Bay tied the game 1-1 with a solo homerun from Newtols to center field. The homerun ties a team-high three for Newtols on the season. The Flames answered to take the 2-1 lead in the bottom of the inning with an RBI sacrifice double with two outs.
UIC increased its lead to 4-1 with two runs on three hits and one error in the bottom of the fifth inning. With two outs in the sixth, the Flames added five runs on four hits and three errors to seal the 9-1 win.
Green Bay finished the game with three hits. In addition to Newtols' homerun in the fourth, Hrncar added a single in the third while Peerenboom added a single in the fifth with two outs on the board.
The Phoenix wraps up its three-game series against the Flames Thursday, April 26 at Flames Field before continuing its eight game road stretch with a three-game series against Wright State Saturday, April 28. Green Bay makes its final stop on the road with a nonconference doubleheader against in-state rival Wisconsin Wednesday, May 2 at 3:00 p.m. at Goodman Diamond in Madison, Wis.
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I demoed this last season for a week and was blown away and even more blown away to pick them up on evo for 50% off. These performed in all conditions: good hold on steeps/ice, very responsive once you get them up to speed and decent float in wide open spaces. I probably wouldn't recommend these for people spend most of their time in bumps or trees.
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I have been skiing for 40 years in all sorts of conditions. This is the best all mountain, all condition ski I have ever owned. Will still pull out the fatties on powder days because I have them, but I wouldn't need to. This is a great all around ski for the advanced intermediate and up skier.
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The skis were delivered promptly. I have skied for over 40 years and have never had the pleasure of new skis that so thrilled me. From the first turn, I knew they were special. They do everything...ice, crud, powder, bumps/moguls, smooth groomers, etc.
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I have a couple private ponds that I want to spice up by adding a little more food for the ducks. I have the same situation on all of them:
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BALTIMORE, MD - Visiting St. John Fisher ate more than 14 minutes off the clock in the first quarter and never let host Johns Hopkins get comfortable as the Cardinals topped the Blue Jays, 23-12, in the first round of the NCAA Division III Football Playoffs at Homewood Field Saturday afternoon. The win propels Fisher (9-2) into the second round and a trip to Delaware Valley, a 62-10 winner over Norwich on Saturday. Johns Hopkins ends the season at 10-1 and had its school-record 15-game wining streak snapped.
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- 1/4 cup butter, softened
- 1/3 cup light corn syrup
- 4 cups confectioners' sugar, divided
- 1/2 to 1 teaspoon peppermint extract
- 2 drops red food coloring
- 2 drops yellow food coloring
- Granulated sugar (about 1 cup)
- In a small bowl, combine butter and corn syrup. Add 2 cups confectioners' sugar and extract; beat well. Stir in 1 cup confectioners' sugar. Turn onto a work surface sprinkled with remaining confectioners' sugar; knead until sugar is absorbed and mixture is smooth.
- Divide into three portions. Tint one portion pink and one yellow; leave remaining portion white. Shape into 3/4-in. balls; roll in granulated. Flatten with a fork. Let stand, uncovered, at room temperature for 1 day. Store in an airtight container. Yield: about 7-1/2 dozen.
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"These were great. So easy to make. I substituted a dairy free butter substituted since we have milk allergies and then took it a step farther and coated them in melted dark chocolate. It turned out wonderful. I am slightly obsessed with chocolate so I prefer the chocolate covered ones but my kids both liked them better without. They were good either way. Great recipe."
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|^^ya, but would anyone want to buy it for over bluebook? hmmmm...
|The svtf's are pretty rare cars, so people are going to sell them for more than blue book. I admit, I'd sell mine over blue book too if it was my car. SRT-4's are the same way. Dealerships asking $27k for them!! Ridiculous, but that's just thwe way the ball bounces.
|I just checked EBAY and found several SVTF's listed. One 2002 in FL with 40,000 plus miles that will sell for less than $7,000.00, and a beautiful (I'm biased) 2003 Comp Orange with 165 miles with a "buy it now price" of $17,500.00 in Dandridge, TN. This one has the European Appearance Package, and has a higher MSRP, which I believe is worth it. I love the yellow as well. When I dashed off to the ford dealer, there was a yellow and orange SVTF sitting side by side. Tough choice. Aesthetically I prefer the 3 door. If I was kid hauling I would have to give the 5 door a hard look.
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The one thing I haven't seen in the thread to this point is whether one (or either) of these are Ford CPO cars. I recently purchased an '04 ZX3 SVT w/6K miles on it. Normally, I avoid used cars like the plague. However, I REALLY wanted an SVTF & I simply couldn't find new w/in 1K miles of me.
I tracked down the one I bought through the Ford site. What made me MUCH more comfortable with the deal was that I was getting the balance of the warranties honored. I've had the car in for service twice already & it hasn't cost me anything other than the aggrevation of having to take it in.
Something to consider...
I would get the '04 because it has such low miles on it. This is a high-performance car and the less beating it could possibly have taken before you saw it, the better.
Also get it because it's a five-door - unless of course you have self image issues and are real worried about what people will think of you for having a five-door.
NADA, KBB, and Edmunds are only a guide as to the market value. If the book says $15,500 and you give $16,000 you are only giving $500 over the guide. You also need to adjust for mileage on the car and vehicle condition.
For what it is worth, these are only loosely compiled figures, and are not the basis a dealership uses for price guidelines on trades or resale pricing. Dealerships base trade in value on what a used vehicle has sold for at a local dealer auction within the last 7 to 14 days. Used car values are priced at what the market will pay. Which will usually be $1,500 to $2,000 over auction value.
Either way you can't figure tax into the equation ofNADA, KBB or Edmunds Market Value. Tax is due to the State and is something you are going to pay be it new, used or what ever. It is something you will not recoupe at any time. Unless you live in a state where if you trade a car in, you only pay tax on the sales difference. Some state will even allow you to sale your trade or another car out right and credit the sale price from the new purchase price even if it is not through a dealer......then only pay sales tax on the difference. I'm not sure how your state figures it tax.
There are a few old sayings in the car sale business "There is no such thing as a bad deal, as long as both the seller and buyer are happy." and "There's an ass for every seat, all you have to do is find the right ass".
As for delivery, you could do as we did, find a great airfare, fly out and make a road trip out of the drive home. A couple of hundred for airfare, a few nights in a hotel, and 31 MPG. We had a ball.
I took deliver of our 04 SVTF yellow Euro three weeks ago. I gave $17,800. plus I have to pay TT&L on the car here in Texas. So am I upside down in the car.........Hell NO....I'm Happy as can be, and grinning from ear to ear.
|Look at it this way - they only made about 14,000 of these cars, they aren't going to become any more available than they are now. Between going to the junkyard as total losses and cars that you wouldn't WANT to buy because the owner abused it and/or put a lot of miles on it, there will be fewer and fewer choices as time goes by.
|I didnt know you had to have them shipped... Granted I wouldnt even buy a non-local car unless I had a good friend to go check it out, but if you have to have it shipped and your total will be 17.5 I would say you are still doing ok, but probably could find a better deal. Again I paid 13.9 for a fully loaded one (minus euro) and it had 17k miles on it, so after taxes I was 15k into it. The sad part is, new 04's were selling for aruond 16k NEW back when they had the final rebates on them (i know.. im kicking myself too) If you really like the cars, I would say go for them, but If there are large amounts of svtf's in your area, I would hold out.
Both are private individuals actually. And I've tried and tried to get them to come down on price but they are firm at $13.5k and $16k respectively. Which is tough because the ZX5 04' Euro - even with the low mileage add - is only valued at $15,500 by Edmunds.com for Private Party "Excellent" value. By the time I pay shipping (from AZ to FL) and sales tax I'd have over $17500 invested buying it for $16k - and it only books at $15,500.
Kind of the same boat on the 03' SIlver ZX3 Euro. It books at $13,500 and I'd have about $15k invested with shipping and tax. So either way I'm going to be upside down roughly $1500 or so on these.
I think I prefer the ZX5 but the price seems a bit too high. Am I looking at this correctly? Should I hold out for a better deal locally or take advantage of this car while its available?
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Shooting single stage is no problem with "window" time like a base/clear.
You paint it and your done. So, shoot it and if it takes a week to do the other color,no big deal.
Paint can appear dry even to the touch but you stick some tape on it and the adhesive will begin to "work" on it and then the solvent from the next color get's in on the act making things even stickier. Setting a freshly painted whatever in direct sun will cause it to skin over and actually take longer to completely cure out and sometimes not at all. Leave it inside and let it cure out naturally.
No need to rush it now,You've worked long and hard to this point and a few extra day's wait will be better than tape track's in your new paint.
|i would'nt set it in the sun. the temp inside will be enough. i would give it a couple of days just to be safe as willys36 said. 1 day if you shoot right and allow flash time and such.
|Now I can't bake the paint because I'm doing this in my 2 car garage but I can pull it out side and let the nice HOT Texas sun get to it all afternoon. Belive me in the past couple of weeks while sanding it there have been times when I couldn't touch it for very long it was so hot. Would that help at all or hurt it??
|The water on the floor does help to keep dust down and will usually raise the humidy level making the paint dry faster, I see a major change in the winter months with my heated floor when it's wet. I'd let the singlestage cure overnight at a minimum before masking on it. Shoot the first color where it needs to be and let set overnight in good temperature 65+, mask for the second color and wetsand any dryspray/overspray off before applying the next color (I'm assuming your first application of paint will not be covering the entire car).
|One day is iffy, I like to wait two days B4 taping fresh paint just for insurance. Body shops do it all in a day but they are baking their paint too. The wet foor is to keep the dust down while you are walking around the wet painted car.
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OK, I've got 2 final questions before I start painting the '46. First, the truck will have two colors on the body. I'll be using single stage urethane paint with 3 coats. I'll start painting first thing in the morning when it's still a little cool, lower 70's, but will quickly warm-up into the 80's and lower 90's. I'll be using a slow reducer also. So the question is how long do I have to let it dry before I tape off the first color so I can paint the second. With my shift work this is the set up I'll have to work with. Final sand and tape tomorrow, paint first color and re-tape Friday, paint top half and re-tape Sunday, paint lower half Tuesday. I know thats strange but we're short handed here and I can't take any time off from work. I figure since I'm painting first thing in the morning by late afternoon, early evening I'm hoping to tape the next stage if thats enough time.
The second question is kind of a "duh" type question. When I see shows on TV where cars are being painted the floors are always wet. Does the floor need to be wet and does this help in some way??
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It sounds like there is air getting to the bolt sometimes, but not all the time.
For example, if I leave it for 10 seconds, then fire the bolt just moves, but shots after that it has abit more air in it.
If I remove the hpa, the bolt stays in the back position, until I turn the eyes off and fire and then it will degas.
I assume I have a leak somewhere, but I have stripped it down, all o-rings are oiled and no wear or tear on them that I can see.
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As some of us are aware, the complete take-over of the United States of America is under way.
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In order for the TSA agents as we know them ( airport security ) to be put in any further role. they would have to be sent to a Federal LE training center. what most dont realixe is that these so called TSA agents were just transformed from existing Private Security Agencies that had contracts with municipal airports. and Larger Airports that had in inhouse Security, were just transformed basically overnight into federal security agents whose authority stops and stays within the airport. (Before I get any hate mail LOL) There are many TSA Security Agents, that are right on the money and are a asset to the security of the Airport in which they are assigned, and then there are those, that are wannabe police officers and have a tendency to over step thier authority. I have seen first hand how these people were trained some years back pre 911, and I would hope they would have gotten better at thier job. but as we read in the newspapers. Many TSA agents are ( lack of a better word ) Untrained boneheads. Training is the key to ever job that is out there. I watched a training session going on once and the Screener was to be looking for weapons or anything suspicious. The trainer slipped in a tapped up 38 cal taped up pistol and buried it in the carry on bag of an alleged passenger( this was a training exersise !) and the screener missed it ! any weapon will show up on the scan they cannot be hidden. And yet this person missed it. I just shook my head in disbelief and mumbled what an idoit. And yet this person was told to be more aware of the luggage that goes thru the scanner. and that person was hired anyway. Im sorry I have in the past thought of opening a security agency. but many of the applicants you get are afraid of thier own shadow, or they overstep thier scope of authoritry and get you set up for a lawsuit. So in the long run its not worth it. And now all Private Security Agencies fall under each States Divison of Homeland Security. the goverment is not going to spend more money on the training of those who cannot follow an order, or worst of all so grossly incompetent that the goverment sets itself up for major back lash from the american public,Oh Wait this is already a major problem across the US in airports. eathier the small percentage are grossly incompenant to do the job, and in some cases its a license to steal from passengers, but those cases are a small percentage. I remember I flew from NY to Fl on the 1st anniverersy of 911. I went thru Security with no problem and boarded my flight, which not realizing so early in the morning burt my flight number was 119 After boarding the aircraft you really get a sense of terror and uneasyness from the flight crew, the first 12 seats at the from ogf the aircraft were left empty, which seemed a bit odd at the time, until the stewerdess asked if their were any active or pryor military servicemen or law enforcement agents aboard the plane. the funny thing was is that more than 50 percent of the passengers raised thier hands and were asked if they would occupy the seats towards to planes cockpit for safety reason for the passengers and aircraft myself and other volenteered to do this and why not. What kind of human being would I be if I didnt, I have had many years undermy belt of military service by this time, and with my job in the private sector I though better safe than sorry. when you have a partner or a best friend who has each others back in any dangerious situation is a good asset to have. I do believe that this pratice should be still kept in place, remember not all flights have sky martials. So to transform the agents they have in aorports or other security personal into the blue helmet brigade I dont see happenning, But then again we have a prez that is like a teenage girl with a checkbook, Ive got checks so I have money syndrome. and if the govermetn attempts to get tsa agents to do the work of police and military personal, socity as we know it is doomed, the only other option is to utalize part time police officers and Military reserveist. and not to mention they would not have enought time to traing those whom have never been in that line of work before, and the cost would be astronomical to the american taxoayer. But the first and formeost thing we have to do is to get incumbants and crazy minded politicans out of office and keep them from running again and to keep them form any type of Goverment Service, I have more respect for Former Mayor Marion Berry, who got caught smoking crack and with a hooker, he was on his own tiime, and everbody needs some loving no matter who you are , so what you have to pay 20 bucks. the drugs well thats a bit over board and he should seek help for that. But In the Last 30 years we have had more dirty and corrupt politicans, than one can count its time for them to go. And as for the TSA they Need a massive overhaul. But unfortunately the changes are not going to come anytime soon. We have american citizans bailing left and right and denounceing thier US citizanship due to the neverending increase of taxes.if things keep going the way they are Mr Obama will be considered the most useless president in american history, whom cares of nothing but his self rightous policies and to see how much controversy he and his administration can stur up, well in that departmetn hes doing a bang up job thier, he bassically has the country devided in half. and the ones he presumed was loyal to him, are slowly distancing themselfs from Mr Obama, his presidency, and his views. to many I have spoke to where I live, They feel that this president has nothing good instore for us and even the terms of genoside come up more often than you would think. Many citizans are talking behind closed dorrs due to the fact the many feel that the United States Goverment cannot no longer be trusted, It has even been said that they wonder how long it will take to do away with the ageing and the elderly poor that requires major medical attention around the clock. Goverment officals say there is nothing to worry about everthing is fine and thiers not one shreed of proof that the Goverment would even consider genoside. Do you belive them I sure as hell don't!,,,Doc
I'm not going to quote your whole post but they ARE flexing their muscle. Someone on here had a story about a practice checkpoint on a Tennessee highway. Just the other day a Razor or something squad went rampaging thru a train station. Fuck them! They don't profile the REAL threats-just us! They and DHS are the real threat to a free American Citizen!
I dont doubt for a second that they are trying out siimple tactics, against american citizans. Remember we do have right against unlawfull search and sezure. If htis were tio happen to me Id would be slapping the Goverment with a qui tandem lawsuit, against thier very actions.
other than a norman DWI check point or a situation where a childs is being searched for ( amber aleart ) or searching for a dangerious person or persons such as an escaoed prisoner or wanted for murder etc. They gave no right to just simoly stop and search you and your possissions, and anything other than a plainview search they need a warrent for anything locked. Dont be bullied, tell them to get a warrent, they cannot go into locked areas without a warrent, well unless you givce them probal causem such as a drug dog getting a kit on your car, or explosives, No mind you having rounds in your vech will and can cause some Police Dogs to get a hit from the scent,. remember if you do make them get a search warrent. they will not be happy, just due to the fact you had to make them work harder, what I like is when they get thier warrent, and then come up empty handed and then you seek a lawyer for damages that were caused by authorties, and if you have never seen the aftermath or a vehical or residential search. it is quite costly, I have seen them rip down walls and rip up floors. Remember if they find nothing they are liable to put your personal property back to the way it was before they went on thier search, Do Not beafraid to take these people to court, and remember dont wasite time in most cases involving any state , local , or federal goverment you only have 90 days to commence action against the offending party,,,,Doc


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For the first time in the history of the All-Area football team, the Bulldogs had eight first-team defense selections.
"Good gosh, that is a lot," Mark Brown deadpanned.
Domonick Brown, Fleming, Ray and Smith were named to the first team along with junior tackle Matt Elam and junior end Marcus Goree, senior cornerback Dewayne Evans and junior safety Dimitri Cooper.
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A/C Problems Demystified
- Compressor
- Condenser
- Receiver/dryer
- Thermostatic expansion valve
- Evaporator
- Refrigerant
- Blower
Six Hot Tips on Cool Air Conditioning
Summer is here, and it's time to start thinking about your car's AC system! Nobody likes driving around in a hot, stuffy car, and a car with an AC system which only works marginally is somehow almost even worse than one which doesn't work at all. Let's go through a few tips which can help you keep your ride a little more comfortable this summer…
Remember a cars AC system is really a heat exchanger which moves hot air out of your vehicle, then replaces it with cold air. One thing you can do to help improve its efficiency is to leave your windows down an inch or two (if possible) when you park the car, helping to prevent excess heat buildup. When you start the car and begin to drive off, lower all the windows for the first minute or two to help move hot air out of the car more quickly, giving the AC system a chanc ...[more]