What are that case dimensions?Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
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Hmm, why switch to R507? didn't R402/R410 worked?Quote:
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What are that case dimensions?Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
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Originally Posted by LittleDevil
Hmm, why switch to R507? didn't R402/R410 worked?Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
I bet you could do it with a coaxial heat exchanger above the condenser, plate HX vertical orientation would make it hard.
i like the condenser your using there LD, so these rotaries are they 1hp or tad bigger, what mains frequency they run at?
Ya got pm
Search the Vapochill fora for modifications, they say it's compatible with R404a but startup problems CAN occur.
I modded a VapoXE once and it works flawless with R507 ;)
OMG!!!! :shocked:
Nice job from GLS transpoint.:mad:
Too bad for Bowtie :(
Duronbird, let's hope yours and mine is ok.
That sucks guys. I seen Luke XE say how bad GLS are. Hope LD can remake and clame on the insurance
Guys i almost cannot belive what i see on those pics :eek: Guys please send me PM with info of all units, i'm already in contact with GLS.
Best Regards
what a shame.. masterpiece ruined by some stupids :@
Little things goit to do with my SS too...:confused:
Here's some pictures.
boble76's Rotary SS
What do you think about..? :D Just a little repair.
Where they playig football with the box or something?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boble76
Impressive! Not words...
ps. I received my SS from LittleDevil in excellent condition.
Oscar
Guys, please contact me on PM!
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Damn some of those guys who work at GLS are real bastards. It looked like those units have been thrown around like a bloody tennis ball :mad: .
Were the packages marked with fragile etc? Maybe more people should start using pallets like cold_ice does. That way there is never really going to be any damage, unless it falls off the stacklift truck(s).
Holy :banana::banana::banana::banana:... how did they broke off the fan?
Brettbeck: I packed them really good, i ordered special boxex for those units...
Moc: Dunno...
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Did you filled the inside of the cases with something?
LD packs dude...just look at some of his posts of unit he has sent out and users that have them delivered. GLS seams a really :banana::banana::banana::banana:e company to use but sadly about the only one that will take the job on. Insurance aint it great
Yes, thats really good packed!
But I wanted to know if LD put sth. IN the Phase-Change Case?
Some new pics, thanks Dimas for condensors ;)
Load test on all units today :p:
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/4.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/6.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/7.jpg
And some V2000kits:
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/GIL...V2000kit/6.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/GIL...V2000kit/7.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/GIL...V2000kit/9.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/tjelaw's_V2000b/11.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/tjelaw's_V2000b/10.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/tjelaw's_V2000b/9.jpg
Best regards
Hmm, seems like the bolts that keep the rotary compressor helt to it's base cracked or have been loosely tightened. Otherwise the outside of the package looks nice. If the problem was with the GLS shipping, the damage to the packaging would be visible, right?
LD, inspect those bolts & housing ASAP! It seems like loose compressor is making the pasta out of interior... :( From an engineering stance I can tell you that there is something very wrong in the design of this case. The weight distribution with rotary compressors isn't the same as they're higher thus making bigger momentum on the structure of the chassis, especially on the bolts. You really need to redefine something in this chassis.
Just my 2 cents.
Awesome job as allways LD. Do you paint the brazed joints so you don't have to clean them to make them shine :p:?
@tiborrr: Thank you for your advice, but problem isn't in case or bolts but i got too small washers... And we will solve that problem too so there is no problem....
@Brettbeck: Only for better looking, i always clean brazed joints...
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Great job on the finished product. You always do a great job making it look completely finished without shortcuts of any of the builders. Keep up the good work LD.
this condesor is beautyfull :slobber:Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
maybe I take one :)
Hello champ, the Units and the work you do looks so :eek: :banana:Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
I can not wait to see the load temps on my SS Unit :fact:
Thanks Oliver ;)
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Your welcome :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
I can not wait to receive the SS Unit :woot:
Here are some new pics of your unit:Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliver
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/10.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/9.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/12.jpg
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Nice job as allway. But isn't the filter/drier supposed to be placed at an angle to catch any dirt/moist?
no, just as long as you have enough refrigerant and sub-cooling so you have a liquid seal at beginning of cap tube. You must have a liquid seal for a cap tube to work.
Seem like you will kill ASETEK, LD:toast:
Very nice work there mate.
Thanks for posting new pics champ , looks good as usualQuote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
have you tested it on your E6600 or tested it more @ 4 hours load temps ?
realy nice looking ss mate some of the cleanest ive seen :).
Thanks guys for nice comments ;)
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Champ your welcome ;)
What about the bench table how goes with it/or them, and the LN2 Containers ?
Some more pics ;)
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/14.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Oliver's_SS/16.jpg
Best Regards
How do you make such clean evaporators?
he is a PerfectionistQuote:
Originally Posted by SexyMF
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfectionism
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Originally Posted by SexyMF
Practice and a LOT of cleaning :D!
Awesome as always.
yikes, the fact that its STAINLESS is truley jaw dropping... must be a third of the price of the SS in that case!
Little Devil, i love your clean work!
Thanks for nice commenst guys :toast:
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Nice tidy units mate :up:
why cant i ever stop looking at all these units...just amazing stuff the quality of the units of today .
Pitty my wife dosnt think so she cant even take the time when i wanna show her how fast my Q6600 goes :shrug:
Very nice v2000 indeed :yepp: , any results from it yet?
Hey Devil - just wondering; what are the dimensions of those SS's you're building for Nossy (Nosfer@tu) and me?
(Width, Height, Depth)
52 cm Length x 22 Width x 23 HigthQuote:
Originally Posted by xt0m
I like the way you've swooped the suction pipe all round the compressor :p: . Why not just use a copper spun acumulator to prevent floodback :)?
Your builds are cleanest and most professional i have ever seen dude.
Outstanding as usual. ;)
V2000KIT with Unseen Controler tuned for 200W load:
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/V2000_kit/no.1/1.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/V2000_kit/no.1/2.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/V2000_kit/no.1/3.jpg
Best Regards
Amazing stuff LD, think you are one the neatest and fastest builders going on here!
Thanks Pete :up:
Controler mounted in my case :)
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Carpe%5eDiem_SS/7.jpg
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I think i mighht pm/msn ya dude as i haven't looked at any of your units/logs in ages and forgoten how nice these really are!
just curious are you doing this for living or is it just for some extra cash?
I mean, you produce a lot of units those days. Nice work as always!
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Tim
he's just a student ;) but a student with a nice hobby :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tim-
i think it's vacation ..
Hey Ales you can mount the displays a little bit different, so you wont see the mountingscrews anymore, just a little better for the looks ;)
Kick me on msn would you :)
Forgot to show finished unit, here are two pics.
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Carpe%5eDiem_SS/10.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/Carpe%5eDiem_SS/11.jpg
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You do some awesome work, keep it up
do you got any picture of the white case mounted together? is it glossy?
is it 12 or 220v fan? what load are you aiming for?
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Tim
Those are 220V fans and case is shiny white. We will see temps tomorrow.
Best Regards
LD sorry to be an ass but whats the STD of your case?
What would be the biggest conderser and compresser you can fit in there?
No controler ftted on the front, got an idea for it!
The white will look nice, a clean sterilized look. :up:
Wow what a tidy workplace! Too bad you are not in the states.
Those are just beautiful *sniff*
btw how much do u charge 4 1 of those?
Pete, the size of case 220 x 230 x 520mm, whd, I just measured mine for ya:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pete
Thank you dude for doing that!Quote:
Originally Posted by blindfitter
so what cases line up perfectly or almost perfect with these units? Im so tempted to get one but Im OCD with these kind of things, i want it to look perfect!
I think LD can get a case made to fit what you need. I'd say Lian-LI nicely
Black Metalic Single Stage without controler, only k-type thermal probe on evap: ;)
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.2/1.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.2/2.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.2/3.jpg
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Very nice!
Thanks Moc :)
Here is another one with MP14FB Compressor:
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.3/1.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.3/2.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.3/4.jpg
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LD thats a nice looking little compressor. what are the specs on it and what does one of those run you? never seen that brand before? your personal opinion vs. the obvious danfoss competition?
sorry for the questions and small hi-jack... nice units man! you level of work is something I aspire towards man!
That compressor is 14ccm, it has little better temps than NL11F.
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Very dark but not overly and nutural dude
your work is one of the best here, very good.
Thanks noobzed :)
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After this all, yesterday I made quick test.
my room :D
http://koti.mbnet.fi/boble76/Tietoko...4478MHz_1M.jpg
1.53V @ 4300-4350MHz 32M stable.
1.65-1.66V @ 4450MHz 8M stable.
Thanks man! :)
Not bad at all :up:
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New backplates 2mm thick and no bending: :)
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/backplates/2.jpg
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Nice :) What kind of material is that backplate made from?
Same question here. :)
They are made of steel, black colour is coming next week.
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I do not know, what you think of it, but I would make the corners round. Otherwise good work. :)
What difference would that make?
That is my opinion.. It would makes an optical difference. As these here: http://img368.imageshack.us/img368/2965/order2kt8.jpg
You don't look at the back of the motherboard...
or do you?:up:
I really don't see any problem with those corners.
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MP14FB is finished :yepp:
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.3/8.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.3/9.jpg
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I like that thermometer. Where is that from?
It is Eliwell EM300.Quote:
I like that thermometer. Where is that from?
And white colour, i really like it ;)
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.1/6.jpg
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.1/5.jpg
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What did you mean with dual?Quote:
Originally Posted by Duronbird
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Maybe he thinks that it is two times the same picture. :p:
Load: 220W
http://ld-phasechange.com/images/SingleStage/no.1/7.jpg
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