over the course of the winter. I have checked for leaks and found nothing, but of course I know its going somewhere. So far I've just invested in R134 gauges and I can recharge the system in about 15 minutes (usually takes less than a can to bring it back up to snuff).
If anyone knows some more about fixing this more permanently I'd be very interested too. But I don't want to take to some place thats going to charge me a fortune to play hit-n-miss.