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alright which one is mine :D

these things are looking great chilly1... top work !

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Originally Posted by Bennah

alright which one is mine :D

these things are looking great chilly1... top work !

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IF YOU LOOK LIKE THAT ladly in the pic i think he will give you one :D

What does it cost ... approximatly ?
Do you need to change the gas ?

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Originally Posted by BerT

What does it cost ... approximatly ?
Do you need to change the gas ?

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hey slettekop ;-)

Someone said 500'ish $ a few pages back . To bad his would cost insane amounts in shipping otherwise i was VERY tempted... But belgium is just to far to ship something this expensive/heavy/fragile

chilly1 has shipped cascades that are heavier that these single phase units all over the world... i suppose no where is 'too' far ;)

Shipment + customs would probably make the price alot less interesting . Could be wrong though, especially if he could arrange it so i dont have to pay customs =] .

500$ = 371 euro, which is about the same amount you'de have to come up with if your gonna build a high end H2O setup. If he can bypass customs and get it here for 50 or less euro (67$) i'm ordering!!!!

lol. no chace of shipping one for $67, more like $140 3-5 day usps gobal express mail... and the $500 starting figure could be wrong...

prices and stuff best pm'in chilly1...

figured as much :))) .
Think i'm gonna just keep my spanking new H2O for now and maybe upgrade in the future perhaps chilly1 has some european distribution setup by then ;-)
In all honesty anything upto 750$ would still be one hell of a deal . Looking at the dutch pricewatch an asetek lightspeed sells for about 906$ shipment NOT included .

My wish list for a single phase:
- Power connector at back, On/Off switch in front.
- Thermocoupler at evap so you can use which ever thermometer you want.

Why?
Because a freezer can run for years. Chilly1 & Co are professionals, and can definitly build these units to work 24/7.
My every day rig has a Prometeia Mach1 and I never look at the temps, especially when the rig is at the floor. I would prefer to be able to plug in the thermocoupler to a meter instead.
My $0.05

I dont think chilly1 would use USPS for shipping.. I suspect he has a freight carrier or otherwise.

USPS is the best way to go I have had less damage and fewer problems with customs shipping for a package this size is 35 n the US and 130 to 150 out of the country.

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Nice! I'm designing a new interface right now that acts a lot like PLC, but more specific to what is needed for this kind of application. It'll be fully controlled by a prograamable microcontroller which means I can do basicly anything with it including calling it on my cell phone to turn it on, on my way to work and have it monitor itself for proper operation. My design is probably a lot more expensive than your design though, which makes yours a lot better for manufacturing. Love seeing other people's engineering though! Good work! Hopefully you can work something out with chilly.

I've got unlimited amounts of Hyundai 2X16 LCD panels with EL backlighting which fit perfectly in a 5 1/4 Inch bay, I've got a serial comline communicating with the computer since this uses the least resources to communicate unlike USB(i'm insanely particular about efficiency/resources). The whole unit fits behind the 5 1/4 inch bay and I have one cable going to the compressor unit below that carries all the necessary connections. Mainly working out the calibration of a K type sensor right now. not as easy as I thought since it is not linear in resistance.

It would be really nice if Chilly had one of us design a PCB that could be easily made with common parts. The sky is the limit with electronics. If you want it, we can build it chilly. Really think a good Electronic control would put your systems on the top of the list with commercially available single stage phase change. With a good control unit, the startup process is all automatic including with cascades and an ACCURATE temp readout is easily attainable. Imagination is really the only limiting factor here.

Thanks for the dimensions! they are perfect for what I need. Hope to do business with you soon. I'll defintely be going with the R410 :D .

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Mines are allready made
:D

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...golden+froster

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USPS is the best way to go I have had less damage and fewer problems with customs shipping for a package this size is 35 n the US and 130 to 150 out of the country.

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You said $159 to me :stick:

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Originally Posted by alexio

You said $159 to me :stick:

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well about that... actual shipping depends upon your location...

wow, this thread is really starting to look like an advertisement/FS thread :)
However, you posted somewhere back about the condenser being able to dissipate ~400 watts, allowing it to hold ~200watts CPU load? Do you make/offer a "bigger condenser model"? Just curious... might try for one of these for my birthday (still a good 5 months off T_T )

You will have to PM me on pricing questions I stated this as a build thread as these units are mostly spoken for.

chilly, how cold to these units get with 120watt heat load?

At 120 watts we can tune them to run at -50C different compressors and we can see -55C there is a real limit on single phase cooling with out going to an oilseperator and or other circuits. The oil's pour point is aroung -55 to -60 and some oils have pour points of -40C THese are limiting actors we need to address.

So -55C is pretty much the max on single stage? What if you add an oil seperator?

ahh ic... -55C is pretty good for a single stage non autocascade. dont know of anything better. Im also guessing this is why the companies that make phase units for pc cooling havnt broken the -60C barrier is the aforementioned oils?

forgive my nobbishness here but with cascades how do you get around this? does the colder parts of the cascade not have oil in them. The seperator handles this.

BTW, chilly do you know of any guides on how to build a autocascade or a cascade in which it explains what all of the parts are and what they do and how it works. Ive been looking at ur cascade and autocascade deisngs but i cant make a darn bit of sense out of them.

bulding a three stage now I will try to be more detailed so you can follow.

thanks a bunch man.

I take it the oil is just to keep the pump lubed up? and it needs to be seperated in a cascade becuase if it gets to the evap it will just freeze.. so its fileted out in the pressure side before the drier and the oil just hangs back in the line and in the compressor.

I took a look at a diagram of a 2 stage cascade and figured out how it worked. Its kinda "simple" when you think about it. just have the evap of the first stage be the condensor of the 2nd stage.. that way you have supercooled coolant even before it goes into the evap.

but the autocascades are still a mystery to me. the superreheaters or whatever it is that ive seen you mentioned a few times. dont know what the heck those are.

Finished a few tops for the cases first look.

http://www.blairwing.com/images/Cases/1.jpg



http://www.blairwing.com/images/Cases/2.jpg



http://www.blairwing.com/images/Cases/3.jpg

Its Crazy Chillys, Crazy Pase Change Extravaganza!!! If he doesnt recieve a order in the next 20 minutes, he will actually freeze one of the cats you see here. Thats right folks, he'll keep freezen cats... till your computer is phats.