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The original was posted on /r/vxjunkies by /u/cattulus on 2024-07-12 12:33:22+00:00.
I need your help. Yesterday a user on vxhelpboard was looking for advice. They said, they wanted to have their Dringleboxes restrinned. Two boxes in the basement and another one in the backyard. All of them 3rd generation, bore-pooled and connected via comStatic. The question was, whether they should have them restrinned using Cold Broiler Ensunction(from now on CBE) or Millyam-Walls Superfrinking(MWS).
Of course, I replied CBE was the way to go, especially with OP's setup. I thought it was the obvious choice, but then another user called BS on me and said MWS was the be-all and end-all solution, yadda, yadda.
From there, an argument unfolded, and we went back and forth and he wouldn't budge.
I listed solid reasons, like proven effectiveness of CBE, the fact that it's preferred by government agencies and renowned industrial corporations as well, the cost efficiency in a wide array of applications, and more.
The other guy acted like I didn't know shit and claimed MWS-restrinned systems were basically maintenance-free and lasted almost twice as long. Funnily enough, he couldn't point to any sources when asked
The argument went on for longer, and it hasn't really been decided.
That's why I want to hear what you guys have to say. Who's right? Does CBE trump MWS, like I said? Or was I in the wrong after all?