• marretics@discuss.tchncs.de
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    2 days ago

    Your assumption is correct Also your car automatically calculates the condensation point and keeps the temperature and air moisture low enough not to cause any fogging on your windshield. Source: I’ve been programming AC unit controls for cars for the last 10 years

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      22 hours ago

      They only do this with the automatic controls not basic knobs right? Apparently affected what filter I had to get.

      • marretics@discuss.tchncs.de
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        20 hours ago

        Yes of course. The old school manual controls are usually mechanically connected directly to the flaps, so you cannot have any automated handling there

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          19 hours ago

          Thanks, just didn’t know how far we strayed, my first car had separate keys, apparently the new one can detect air quality and automatically close, new is also relative.

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      1 day ago

      How upset do you get when your buddy disables auto and proceeds to slam back and forth between full heat and full ac while claiming their shitty dial dj set is somehow waaaaay better than the computer?