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[sdumper]

You obviously havent had my wifes cooking in the gas oven then...

So the only risk is electric shock?

[n00b 0f l337]

Which is pretty null as I dont leave the electronics open. Heatshrink for all, but yes touching live capacitors is always bad. Same with working in a live PC.

[sdumper]

Does that also go for sticking my fingers in the wall socket

[kayl]

Does that also go for sticking my fingers in the wall socket

butter knife works better

[[XC] 2long4u]

Yea like this!

[Planet]

butter knife works better

fork > knife. You can get the prongs in both parts of the socket.

[tiborrr]

imo the more automated the unit is the better

The cascade is the last thing you should be worrying about when you are benching

fine looking unit nol

I like to have all the valves operated manualy by hand, both stages manualy controlled. Great thing when fighting cold boot bugs on Yorkfields .

Automatization is for the frightened people or for the people that don't know to read gauges

[Moc]

But if you sell a cascade to someone who has no knowledge "manualy controlled " could be a big failure...

[sdumper]

Are Yorkfield cold bugging?
Anybody posted any Ln2 attempts? Ive seen some dryIce by SliDog but havent seen anyone go really cold yet.

Agreed valves would be nice but im deffering to NoL and his judment. I can always use shims if I need to ...

[n00b 0f l337]

I think a hand valve can be a major pain for controlling temperatures, a bit too much and your evap temp can skyrocket. Not the best.
Sure a CPEV system could be useful instead, but I prefer shims when coldbugs are the issue. That or cranking the volts

[Planet]

From what I have seen some chips bug at -50 and then work great until -110C after its booted. I have also seen people being able to directly boot at -100 c or colder. It really depends on the chip itself and the board.

[marru]

Automatization is for the frightened people or for the people that don't know to read gauges

Automatization is for those that are too smart not to bee lazy

[teyber]

fork > knife. You can get the prongs in both parts of the socket.

wrong!
you want to hold a knife on either hand, one hand going into + other going into - side. This way the current flows through your heart really though, this is why you always work on electricity with one hand if possible

[[XC] 2long4u]

You are both wrong. With AC current you only need the hot wire.

[teyber]

You are both wrong. With AC current you only need the hot wire.

o ... donde esta mi cabesa

[n00b 0f l337]

Unless your bodies already at a potential of the wall voltage

[[XC] 2long4u]

Its on your shoulders, goofball!

[sdumper]

Hey NOL hows the pressure testing coming along?

[n00b 0f l337]

Pressure tests all done, vacuuming out 2nd again and then charging with r1150 tomorrow and switching gauge set to 3rd stage and vacuuming.

[boshuter]

What happend to the second stage..... thought it was running a month and a half ago?

[n00b 0f l337]

Oh it was, and had my gauge set on there.
What I didnt know was that after screwing the schrader back in on the low side, it had not gone in all the way (this is via my valve core remover), thus poomf

[boshuter]

Oh it was, and had my gauge set on there.
What I didnt know was that after screwing the schrader back in on the low side, it had not gone in all the way (this is via my valve core remover), thus poomf

LOL... the little things that make life so interesting

[n00b 0f l337]

I actually only noticed it when I removed the gauges and noticed pressure gauge dropping Seems also my valve core remover somehow flanged up inside and that caused it. Taking it apart to see if I can fix it. One of my most useful tools and I dont want to replace it.

[teyber]

I actually only noticed it when I removed the gauges and noticed pressure gauge dropping Seems also my valve core remover somehow flanged up inside and that caused it. Taking it apart to see if I can fix it. One of my most useful tools and I dont want to replace it.

well how much was your core removal? i picked up 2 for 8$ each, is there a lack of quality in the cheaper ones?

[n00b 0f l337]

Not what your thinking Teyber, this allows me to remove the valve core with refrigerant in the system, as well as lower vacuum times, and such.