Radiant installation guide from the 1940 & 50 's

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these to the Loveland RadFest.

Quite interesting to see how the design, drawings, and layout have not changed much. All the big name tube and pipe manufactures had systems, and some with prefab loops :)

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J.C.A._3

Check out the Library,

As Dan often points out,(wish I listened more!) it pays to wander off The Wall. There are a couple great informational supliments posted there. Mostly sales brouchers and articles from old publications,but still worth the read. Chris

Jerry Boulanger_2

I have a hard cover

copy of the Bell & Gossett Engineering Manual (Second Printing) that also has a lot of design information for radiant panel systems, as well as much useful reference information. The price on the cover page is $10.00.

Would anybody out there know when this was printed?

Paul B_3

I'm looking for

the five booklet set that Taco used to publish. It's out of print now, and I have booklet # one, but that's the only one I've tracked down so far. I'm wondering if between all of us we come up with the complete set, maybe Dan could get permission to scan them all in?

DanHolohan

Several of those books

are in the Library. Free to all.

Ken Wickre_5

B&G Engineering Manual

Sounds like the copy I have, $10.00, 2nd edition, aproximately 10 x 12, red - copyright 1954 as printed in the front.

Jerry Boulanger_2

Thanks for the info.

Someone put an S.A. Armstrong sticker over that information and I've been afraid to try and peel it off.