guess what i pipcked up today.
its my birthday, well at least a month ago when i ordered the bottle, its finally here.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...chmentid=34129
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guess what i pipcked up today.
its my birthday, well at least a month ago when i ordered the bottle, its finally here.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...chmentid=34129
We have to give Kayl a A+ for safety, the bottle is chained and a fire extingusher is within reach.
Good luck kayl,youll be using r1150 on your autocascade too?
What will be the '1st' stage gas?r290?
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Forgot to say Kayl,happy Birthday all of good to you man,keep up the good work
:YIPPIE: :bday: :bday2: :party: :cheer: :YIPPIE:
Great work man... its real nice to see good temps. What is the load handle?
I knew you were going to say that :lol: but indeed high pressure bottles should be secured very well. especially when the pressure regulator is mounted.Quote:
Originally Posted by wdrzal
Me too :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Unknown_road
But this fire extingusher isn't so easy accessable, a little hidden. I may be wrong, I don't know how does look bottle's area :)
Happy Birthday Kayl :bday:
Nice bottle ...guys I have my birthday in one month...I want bottle like kayl's too :p: :woot: ... :D .
Peter
If every xtreme member takes out 5cent or so :P we can make it :P
is beautifulst,how much you has cost and how many to bar max?
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Originally Posted by wdrzal
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Originally Posted by Unknown_road
Thanxs wdrzal, after a recent post from you in someone else’s thread I though about when I had the c02 bottle and how dangerous things could have been, though I would do it right this time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tonic
Had to take the chain and lock off motor bike to chain up my new baby.
Tonic ya correct there is better places I should keep fire extinguisher. Just this is where I have had it since I got it ages back.
yep, didn’t have a working cascades, so last night I charged the autocascade for some fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by GuGaCoSa
First I static charged 60psi 1150 switched it on and filled the remainder with r290.
There wasn’t enough 1150 so I added some more.
About an hour of tunning I got 0psig/240psig with -70c evap and -40c hx.
I have a feeling though there isn’t enough 1150 in there and the autocascade requires a fair amount of r290 to keep the hx down to temp.
I felt a little embarrassed when family members asked what you got for your birthday.
“a bottle of gas”
QUOTE=Waus-mod]Great work man... its real nice to see good temps. What is the load handle?[/QUOTE]
My 9600xt died so I currently dont have a graphics card to cool, so no load temps sorry with 1150.
When funds are up again I will look into getting a 9800 pro or something to cool and load it.
I could remove gpu evap and fit a cpu evap in time, but will most properly just get back into designing my next cascade instead and not load it. Can do that at a later date.
not sure, it’s a h2 regulator, Ill check it tonight and give some more details.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast
Not cheap put it that way. I have been saving for a while now.
Hey kyle , get yourself some of those generic nylon tie down straps,you can get them 4 for 5.00 here, they work great to strap a tank with. That way you can lock up your bike so someone dosn't steal it.
All jokes aside brass if very brittle and a pulled over tank can easily snap off a regulator. Glad to see someones setting a good example.
Happy Bday Kayl..... I cant wait to see what you are gonna do with that stuff :D . Looks like your gonna put out some nice machines...
thanxs guys.
jsu here a start.
gpu no load one temp probe side and one bottom.
autocascade is at its best hx temp when its tuned to -70/-41c hx out.
fast heres a close up of the gauges and pressure each side.