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Heat loss calcs
George J.
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I bought that program a few years back but I liked the Slant Fin one better and now I can't find the disk for it. I bought it way before vista so that one probably wouldn't work either even if I could find it.
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Heat loss calculator
I just got a new computer and it has Vista which I hate by the way. The problem I have is that my Slant Fin heat loss calculator ill not work with Vista. I contacted Slant Fin and they said they stopped distributing it because of compatability issues. Does anyone know of another program to use that is simple to use. I really like the Slant Fin program. I would like one that uses the same information as Slant fin. It Does not have to be free either. I want to get rid of the old computer and thats the only thing left on it that I need. Thanks.
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Guess I`m an old
die-hard XP user,, I have`nt heard many good things about Vista to change yet.
Have you tried the programs Siggy has to offer?,, perhaps even Manual J?
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Well Dan
I wouldn`t be so quik to trash that old computer!
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I,too
just got a new computer w/ Vista.Thanks for the heads up,I'll keep the old machine!0 -
Try this..
I have used HVAC-Calc for a number of years now. Windows based, though.
hvaccomputer.com
Don Sleeth wrote it, he's usually the one that answers the phone when you call. He's available 7 days a week.
Call him and ask about using it with Vista, I'm not sure how that works.
If it doesn't work with Vista, Don should be able to point you in the right direction.
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Taco Load Tool
Have you seen the Taco software yet? Not only is it real user friendly, but its also free!
http://www.taco-hvac.com/en/products/products.html?current_category=370
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Watts radiant works
I've used watts radiant works for years and have been real happy with it.
I've also run heatloss explorer 2 on vista business for the past three years with no issues.
So you might try removing the software and reloading it.
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Heat Load Calc
I do all the heat-load calcs for the supply house i work for. i've used 3 or 4 different versions including the old IBR hand written calculations. for the last 5 years i've been using Wrightsoft. there is a learning curve but it is by far the best software i've used for load calcs. if your interested, go to www.wrightsoft.com and check it out. and no, i don't work for Wrightsoft.0
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