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thenrie started on my 1650 teardown 02-16-2010, 12:39 PM

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10-09-2010, 06:38 PM

NealC

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Join Date: May 2009

Location: North Carolina

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Tony,

The only major issue you will run into with PEX is the same you run into hose with. Since it is flexible, any "droops" in the line will be where the water collects. All piping, hard or flexible, will work like a condenser. (Ask around, I'm sure you have some gents in Virginia that know all about using copper as a condenser. We have quite a few here in North Carolina :biggrin2.gif

The reason for using the hard pipe is to allow a controlled slope to direct the condensed moisture to a drain leg. PEX could probably work, as long as it will handle the pressure. You would have to spend time with supporting it well enough to eliminate the "droops"

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