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I've been really busy with paperwork and work is actually busy too. Trucks are breaking down plus it is the peak season being the holidays and all.
Not enjoying the house yet. We get the keys some time this month. My mother-in-law is going to be moving back in her house.
I got a 5000 btu window ac for free. Maybe I'll put the maze evap that I got from you on it for chits and giggles.
nice :)
btw this will hopefully ship monday.
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just need to paint the other side of the backplate and i can't find something i was going to include in this package -_-
Coming along nicely the SS me and ruffus are working on is getting closer we pressure tested the condensor all seems well made fan shroud for it and mounted to condenser next we need to make mounting holes for the compressor and a few more tidious things before we put the evap on.
sweet bro can't wait to see it done :)
well look what i got in the mail from duniek :)
my custom designed mounts!
had a small confusion and they are quite late, but im very happy with them and the price i paid for it all.
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Plus in the backround alu pot :)
they look good im guessing those two holes overlapping are for I7
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They are so beautiful I cried a little......
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Those look real Good
props on the new mount.... i still have not gotten around to putting this 12k btu unit and your evap together... soon im hoping..:yepp:
Thanks so much guys!
gosmeyer, that means so much coming from the king of evaps :)
I have made 3 evaps in the past couple days, i sent the pics via a pm to the customer, more of the same but i guess this section doesn't have a ton as of late so if you want i can post up some pics :)
Some stuff i have been working on lately and 3 evap kits, the other evap is for sdumper :)
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Bro that looks so amazing.Quote:
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Why arent you on MSN?
o i blocked you because your annoying :p:Quote:
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sorry i tore down my computer, will be dice benching it 2maro hopefully so im on my mums computer with no msn :down:
Hey Teyber looking at the design again I have a couple of questions:
1) The cap line goes in the top spraying refrigerant onto the top circle and then pulls down to the suction at the bottom at the cut edges correct?
2) Are the circles angled downwards to aid in the flow and suction or are they straight?
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hey!
1) no the cap tube goes to the base layer then the suction is at the top.
2) i would need a 5 axis cnc mill or a lathe to do angled slots.
cheers!
Gotcha...
Any results from Ruffus yet?
When the refrigerant is at hundred psi I think the refrigerant will find its way, angled or not, but this would be kinda interesting to see if it does make a difference. Maybe increase the velocity of the refrigerant? But also maybe thats bad because it doesnt absorb as much heat while in evap?Quote:
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Hmmm......:shrug:
well guys i just got my 100 foot roll of cap tube just the other day and i have 3 systems on the go but i will get u guys some info by the first week of the new year as i will have the time right after x-mas to get it finished
When I recieved my first Chilly1 Evaps they had the Cap tube coming in at the top, suction line feeding at the bottom.
I thought that was strange and just the reverse of what I thought it should be.
I had a long talk with Jinu one day about that and he said that he tried them both ways and it didn't make any differance in performance.
i always just had a thought that liquid, more capacity, where it was hottest just made senseQuote:
Originally Posted by Buckeye
So did I Teyber.Quote:
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I thought that the Cap Tube should go all the way to the bottom and spray right on the part closest to the CPU.
But from I was told with the Chilly1 Evap at least it didn't really matter.
Nice Evaps and enclosures btw :)
Thanks bill!
a small, very affordable gpu evaporator
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do u have a gpu mount yet???
looks really good tyber keep up the good work:up:
hey man that looks good. should have the test rig up and running in the next couple of days
hey guys i was going to wait till ozzfests evap shows up to braze them all at once but i think that i am just going to get the test evaps brazed up and hopfully i will have the system together today and vac'ing down overnight will let u guys know more as i get it done. as well i will post some pics when done brazeing the evaps as well as cleaning and laping