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    Decisions on choosing my mini split

    The weight is kind of a range on these - they say "up to ** feet" uses a certain amount. I'm sure there's a most efficient value for each specific length, but you have some wiggle room. The only accurate way I know to bleed some out is to use a recovery tank and weigh it with a refrigerant...
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    Decisions on choosing my mini split

    It's a matter of efficiency. The right way would be chop the lines as needed and re-flare the connections. Generally I do this with a cheap cutter, cheap flaring tool, and I always use nylog blue (it's like glue for lineset connections, almost cheating) and I've never had a problem. That being...
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    Decisions on choosing my mini split

    Yes, a lot of them are not precharged - especially the more expensive brands that are not meant for DIY installation. Most of the cheaper brands are.
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    MRCOOL DIY Mini Split, Seriously, I Think...

    Are you talking about a single unit with two 12k heads? Why would you want two separate 12k units?
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    Decisions on choosing my mini split

    I just wrapped up installing a 12k btu in my 2 car garage; second self install I've done. I've seen some mentions of MrCool and some other cheaper brands; personally I'm a big fan of Pioneer. Cheap units, decent quality, and you can often get a "scratch and dent" unit at a discount right from...
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