Mini Phase: 1/10 HP Comp, total weight: ~8kg (56k!!)

I hope your little baby can digest the 507.:D Very nice:slobber:

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Originally Posted by Nicksterr

Nice unit, I wonder how it will compare to OCZ's new Cryo-Z? Maybe better? If so, you should think about building some, you might have some entry level phasers on your hands :)

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dont think it will be better than the OCZ'z, they have 1/6 hp.

Hi @ all again! :)

THX for all of your statements! :)
Love to hear that all of you like it too! :D :)

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Originally Posted by MarioMaster

It's so tiny 0.o

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That's the main reason why I built it! :D ... 7kg's is .... really light I think! :D ^^ :)

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Originally Posted by runmc

I hope your little baby can digest the 507. Very nice

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I hope so too! :D I'm afraid of the temp. the comp 'll get with R507! :eek:
Orig. it's an R12 Comp .... I refilled it with new Ester-oil .... so it's ready for R507 now! ^^ :fact:
But anyway I think the comp 'll get RLY hot with R507 in it ... maybe think of extra comp.cooling! ^^

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Originally Posted by MeltedDuron

looks cute... I hope you're gonna fix the angle of the filter drier (You want it angled downwards at about 45*)

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BTW this is not related to thread but there is no "Have to be angled" on a drier. I see chilly1 often use driers horizontal. I had driers completely horizontal before and it made no difference.

Good job ;)

Small, look this ;)

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nice little unit, hope it holds good temps for ya! oh and great case work!

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Originally Posted by johann

BTW this is not related to thread but there is no "Have to be angled" on a drier. I see chilly1 often use driers horizontal. I had driers completely horizontal before and it made no difference.

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I was gonna say this aswell but fell asleep so forgot totally. I'll be lying my drier flat when I finalise the pipework on my unit AGAIN.

Much easier to sort other bits out around it then :)

Boardy

Hmm .... don't know if I rebuild the filter/drier in a 45° angle or if I don't do so!? ^^
maybe I'll give it a try and test it this way ... if I have porblems I'll change it! ^^ :)
Maybe I have time tomorrow to work on the unit again! ^^
But atm I'm running out auf money! :( ^^ ... no money left for painting the case yet ... and others problems too! :(
So maybe the unit will be finished in 2-3 weeks or so!
Don't know now! :(

i never knew that you could run driers ok flat, my prommi will be so much easier to do now i know that...

come on man :D , braze evap on this babe

I've always assumed that having a drier at an angle would make it to act like a small reciever.

I guess this isnt a problem if you have enough charge in a system to flood the bottom several rows of the condensor and everything after with liquid, but if a system has minimal charge for very light loads i'd have thought a slanted drier would be benificial...

Tom

What would this do to a beer?

Beer slushies anyone? :p: That would be kinda weird...