Hydronics Schools

Big Idahoan

We are looking to attend a radiant school not sponsored by a manufacturer. We've attended Wiresbo & Rehau courses, and we are looking to get some advanced design and control training. Which one is best? We've looked at RPA schools as an option. Anybody have any suggestions?

Big Idahoan

Which Radiant School is Best?

We are looking to attend a radiant school not sponsored by a manufacturer. We've attended Wiresbo & Rehau basic courses. We are looking to get some advanced design and control training. Which training couse is best? We've looked at RPA schools as an option. Anybody have any suggestions?

hr

RPA schools

are great radiant specfic courses. Start with the basic class, if you are new to radiant.

I've attended RPA classes taught by Mark Eatherton, & Siggy. Shadowed a class by Ted Lowe. All do an excellent job with plenty of real life experience.

The RPA also has some home courses with Siggy in a box. Or call the RPA for setting up a class in your area.

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Weezbo

What ever happened to actually doing some Work?

Mark J Strawcutter

AAMCO

Remember the old AAMCO commercial where the the tech says to the boss "golly gee boss, I always wanted to work on a transmission".

Mark

Dan Peel

Canadian Schools

Robert Bean has put together a hydronics learning program with HRAI. I've only seen bits of it but the overview reads well.
Another promising course is being offered by the pipe trades department at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) including distance learning options.
RPA is still the most focused for radiant and their certification has it's benefits.
Enjoy....Dan

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Unknown

I guess you aint a fan

of higher education in a classroom Weezbo ?

Weezbo

Tekmar offers you an Opportunity to attend a variety of classes... wirsbo has the home heating comfort camps ..rehau,offers classes theres warm source exeitive suite, hydronic designe studio,books galore...Taco control classes,natural gas classes where you can pick the brains of techs turned company Training pros,:) schools cool Nait is cool Nora,aint half bad...however i have to pick up my new copy of the 2005 NEC to peruse....Personally i'd rather work for some acient and wise indian For Free who has converted old steam boilers to oil fired New age stuff:)or someone whos spun in the old supply and return pipe or the perimiter heating lash ups...or dash out and burn daylight with some one doing air conditioning or ground source or geo just fer the Heck of it:)no,i dont dissagree with reading and studying...i am curious how much some people forget in a day in relationship to how much they actually learn.to some extent knowledge indiscrimatively spread about is a bit like Making Frankenstien Knock offs in cousin Louies basement.... i realise that doesnt sound quite as direct as Well,Ya gonna turn a hand or stand there day dreaming....:)...........just got home from Propress 101:)........that three inch is a bugger to get and keep looking plumb and level...sorry been ta class and made a mistake...now do i learn from the mistake or continue Fornicating the thing up relentlessly ?sitting in the Pro press class and squweezin a couple 3/4 " fittings aint like it is:)))....I hope that Qualifys what i am trying to convey...

Weezbo

Is There some fancy trick to 3 and 4\" propress fittings ?

I want to dtermine if theres some secret to making up the materials balancing off ladders .is there another tool that can be used for alignement. the fittings are so Sloppy they drift all over the place.about the only way i can see to get these fittings to do is have help to hold the fittings plumb...it is urinating me Off! )tomorrow i'm back on the ground making fittings up at ground level,that are bolted to and clamped to unistrut...My Feverent hope is that it doesnt pull the wall down:))

Weezbo

) I Liked that commercial:)

yah theres some truth in that too:)) thanks for the memory...

Dave Heath_2

Hydronic School

I sent three of my staff to the HRAI Hydronics training course in Calgary. Robert Bean was the instructor and was the person responsible to its material focus. Three solid days of design criteria and calculations. All were were extremely happy with its content. Not sure where Robert Bean is at on this, but if you send him an information request I am sure he can add to it.