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The compressor.. SC15GXNO 220V 50 HZ
http://www.blairwing.com/images/deto.../sc15chart.jpg
The evaporator
"CPU MOUNT"
http://www.blairwing.com/images/detonator/1.jpg
"ATI"
http://www.blairwing.com/images/detonator/2.jpg
"NVIDIA"
http://www.blairwing.com/images/detonator/3.jpg
"COMPLETE ASSEMBLIES"
http://www.blairwing.com/images/detonator/4.jpg
"CONDENSER"
http://www.blairwing.com/images/detonator/5.jpg
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this is just TOO pretty, chilly1.... you're an absolute PRO! everything that i have seen is so well designed - blocks, mounts and great enclosure! one of a kind, man :thumbsup:
let hope this change will pay off:)
Hope to see results soon :D
damn CHilly, that is some nice gear. especially the evaps and condenser. that is exactly what i hope to do one day. i can't wait to see when you get it all together.
DGeNeRaT3
What is that big plastic hood thing on top?
Insulated HX.
What these enclosures are made from?
PS:Do you sell only the enclosures and insulation for the block?Please give me one PM please.
Thank you.
evaps look professional :)
more pics please!!!!
Cant wait to see it in action
[off topic]
in the evaporator assembly picture, there is one hydraulic like hose amongst the steel hoses. is there a difference between using the hydraulic type hose as opposed to a steel hose chilly1, or was that just some experimenting?
that is a parker speciality hose it is good for 2500 psi refrigeration. I use therse for my capillary tube systems sometimes
Yeah there is, you dont braze the rubber ones ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by f00t
Rubber is fine for single stages but if your going cascade you should use at least corrugated stainless steel with a single stainless braid.
lol, thanks for the ingo :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by gkiing