The pipes may sweat if they are not insulated so a few inches of foam insulation pipe will fix that.

Yes, the outside pipe will sweat where its not insulated and the air is humid.

Apparently, you don't care. Fine.

So, you finally shown your true colors by resorting to name calling when you don't get your way!

If you really don't understand dew points and condensation (in which case you shouldn't be offering uninformed opinions on this web site), here you go:

"Any cold pipe that is below the dew point will sweat. That includes the suction lines on the central air conditioning system".

EDIT: Sorry OP, I won't be participating is this thread any longer.

So what's your opinion sktn77a. Would it make a difference, yes or no

Dew Point here in MD today is 17 degrees. No sweat here.

Dew Point AVG in August 60 degrees. No sweat here.

Have you ever seen sweat ever on your outside HP Tubing?

I tried to help, but met a moronic response and attack in response. And I see you're interested in "his" answer. I do wish you luck.

I'm gone. "He'll" be back. lol

"Stax: Have you ever seen sweat ever on your outside HP Tubing?"

Not in MD ... yes, I have, numerous times.