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Thread: Guide/How-To (No 56K): 1500W Immersion Load Tester

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    if you want something to stand up to better heat/cold temps use systesm 636 pvc or cpvc used for flue gas venting
    not sure what the laws are in other provinces or states but in ontario it's a must so it's easily available (required to have a gas fitter license)

    http://www.ipexinc.com/Content/EN_CA..._System636.asp


    btw check here for immersion heaters

    http://www.chromalox.com/products/im...g/default.aspx

    NOL have you tried to drill through hard materials with that hole saw? like dense LVLs, espanite, or sheet rock?
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    Updating this soon enough, the old one works and such, however the goop I used to install the barb was not the best idea considering it was simply silicone. Does anyone know where I can get a water proof/sealing project box? Hard plastic and such?

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    I may go for the gold in ghetto-ness and use a small PVC bucket wrapped in cloths for insulation, witha ghetto lid. Great idea with the immersion heater though

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    Update tonight;
    New inline version, up to 2000W now, high turbulence and easy filling! Expect it later peoples. Oh and $40 or so

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    awesome, thanks!

    Another thing I find funny is AMD/Intel would snipe any of our Moms on a grocery run if it meant good quarterly results, and you are forever whining about what feser did?

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