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#173542 01/12/08 10:35 AM
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This is mostly stuff relating to boilers, furnaces, radiators, and similar heating equipment, but I know much of it will also appeal to the nostalgic interests of ECN membership. There is even a complete scan of the 1949 Bell & Gossett heating handbook!

http://www.heatinghelp.com/library.cfm

There are some files in the library which do also cross over to electrical matters to some degree. Check the brief history of district steam heating from Detroit Edison's power plants, or the range of thermostats and other heating controls available from Honeywell.



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Thanks for passing this along Paul, interesting stuff! Especially (to me) a few on this page:

http://www.heatinghelp.com/library.cfm#Old%20Radiant%20Heating%20Systems

Read the list and you'll be able to tell the ones I like.

Ian A.


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Originally Posted by Theelectrikid
Read the list and you'll be able to tell the ones I like.


I thought of you Ian when I saw the Levittown stuff. I had a feeling you'd find those! wink

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I thought of you Ian when I saw the Levittown stuff. I had a feeling you'd find those!


Likewise laugh Levittowns own ambassador right here on ECN wink


Very cool links Paul, I spent a couple hours yesterday just looking at how things were done looong before we came along!

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Wander over to the Questions area, and you will find threads where people post pictures of there own work. Some of those guys are artists when it comes to installs.

Larry C

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And go figure.... I go to the questions section, and the first thing I click on has electrical violations!!! crazy


look at the top of the panel.... (to start)


Heres the thread it came from

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Awesome find!
I am going to have to spend some time and flip through everything! One thing that intrests me as well is how other mechanical systems are / were done back in the day!

A.D

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