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Re: HVACDuct
From: Charles Brush[SMTP:cfbrush-at-interport-dot-net]
Sent: Monday, August 25, 1997 2:06 PM
To: Tesla List
Subject: Re: HVACDuct
>Charles,
>
>I don't know what the proper prices should be, but I've been to
>Vulcan Salvage, and I agree that the prices are high. Is HVAC
>duct the rectangular cross-section galvanized steel stuff? Some
>scrap yards give this stuff away for free. Vulcan has a nicely
>organized selection of copper, brass, aluminum, and plastic
>rod and bar stock, etc. Nice find on the OBITs.
>
>John Freau
Hi John & all,
The kind of ducting I was referring to is the tubular corrugated stuff
(very stiff). I thought it was aluminum, but the guy at Vulcan said it was
stainless steel. Up until now I've been using 9" dryer duct elbows. Yes
Vulcan does have a good selection of metal, and you never know what you
might find there. I got some big station post insulators there last year.
Do you know of any other decent yards in the NY/NJ/CT area?
>Nice find on the OBITs.
Thanks. Our local plumber offered to give me any he removes from old
burners, but I really have as many HV transformers as I need. Still, I
couldn't walk away and just leave these OBITs lying there. They'll be
useful on a mini coil I'm building.
Charles Brush
http://www.foundrygroup-dot-com/cbrush