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From: [e-mail] (Jonathan Bruce Hacker)
Newsgroups: rec.autos
Subject: Re: Auto air conditioning without Freon
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Date: 16 Apr 93 22:15:23 GMT
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[e-mail] (Mark Monninger) writes:

>In article <[e-mail]>  
>[e-mail] (Chris BeHanna) writes:
>>  ...
>> 	Several chemists already have come up with several substitutes for
>> R12.  You don't hear about them because the Mobile Air Conditioning  
>Society
>> (MACS), that is, the people who stand to rake in that $300 to $1000 per
>> retrofit per automobile, have mounted an organized campaign to squash  
>those
>> R12 substitutes out of existence if not ban them altogether (on very  
>shaky
>> technical grounds, at best, on outright lies at worst).
>>  ...

>Now, I'm not saying you're wrong because I know that the R-12 substitutes  
>exist, but this sounds a lot like the 200mpg carbs that the oil companies  
>keep us all from getting.

These substitutes exist, and at this time are available. Its the future
availability that is in doubt.

1) GHG-12

Get it from People's Welding Supply 800-382-9006


2) butane/propane  

You can mix this yourself so no one can ever regulate it away.
Just make sure you use good quality (dry) gases.


I don't know of any 200mpg carb distributors :-)
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