Lastest single stage with new condensor...
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0322998.jpg
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Lastest single stage with new condensor...
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0322998.jpg
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0323007.jpg
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0323002.jpg
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Looks really clean! I like it! Is placing a heat exchanger in front of the condensor fan the best place for it? Wouldn't it be better to place it out of the way of airflow through the condensor?
the air has already passed thru the condensor and placing the coil there is to cool the gas before it enters the condensor.
compressor can use the flow too ;)
Air flow... Is it ok?
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I think the opposite direction is better. Coz fresh air comes in fron the back passes thru the hot compressor before it cools the condensor. To me it is not good. I am not expert in phase change, but that is what I deduced from the pics.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
Best way would be from the front to the back. as the air will get hotter and hotter from the front to the back thus removing heat from each of the components. the hotest part being the compressor.
So you are saying air flow from - Condensor -> Heat Exchanger -> Compressor -> out of the case. Right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Icy
That is what I think also. Seems more logical that the critical components like the condensor which will need more cooling be having cooler fresh air than the compressor.
If it was the other way around you would probably heat the condenser up lol
front to back is the optimum use of the cold air entering thru the condensor,over the desuperheat coil then around the compressor, then out the back of the case.
Update...
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0323919.jpg
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Some nice temps...
http://www2.shrani.si/files/img1623330927.jpg
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great looking ss there littledevil and really good temps. keep up the good work.
great, show us some loaded numbers now:toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleDevil
yeap, show us loaded temps... :)
Great work, great unit
Almost finished... My temp sensor doesn't show temp correctly
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nice! u got enought place in there to trow even an ol vapo....
is that dixell controller?
gr q
Yes that is dixell controller...
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Finished...
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0339840.jpg
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0339841.jpg
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Load temps... Opteron 1.72V, 3200Mhz
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0339851.jpg
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WOW, that thing looks great, very good work.
what gas and evap are u running?
The gas is R402a...
evap:
http://www2.shrani.si/files/picture0333619.jpg
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one of the nicest and cleanest systems i've seen on here. love it!!!!:clap: :clap:
you sure thats a dixell thermostat?
from where i sit it looks like eliwell.. ic series control.
Yes it's eliwell EM300...
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You make it look so easy to make them:p: ! Im 15 and have nowhere to get the money to buy one, so im interested in making my own. I'm just not sure where to get all the parts I might need in the UK. Also, the evaporator looks like the hardest part to make. How do you prevent condensation with home made ones? Do you jus make sure there is insulation round the evaporator & pressed tightly against the motherboard?
Thanks in advance:) .
ahh an em300, a thermometer..
nice build :)
Very clean work m8
mhh sexy :D
Very good work. I love the case, one of the best I've ever seen!
awesome case,
what pressure do you have on high and low side?
You can get all the part you need from Johann, he lives in UK too, send him a pmQuote:
Originally Posted by Brett
LittleDevil
Nice unit you got there friend, clean job, but I think you can do the case smaller, so it will be same size of your computer case.
Great case, you have done some nice job there !
Finished... :slobber: :slobber:
http://phasechange.extremecooling.ne...age/p051qo.jpg
http://phasechange.extremecooling.ne...age/p037bi.jpg
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Great work !!!!
damn freakin nice build:D