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    kang's cascade form AC-2

    Hellow ,everybody.I'll copy,myteck'AC-2.

    I hope,it's very ok

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    It's ok by me

    Be interesting to see your results and end application. Please post pictures as you progress.
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    yes ,i'll copy the AC-2

    compressor's motor input 705W



    and i think ,it's better than mytek's compressor
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    Any updates on this?
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    my work is very busy ,so the time is not enough .

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    Looking nice

    It looks like your on the right track, and doing a fine job of cloning the original AC-2 heat exchanger stack.
    Last edited by mytekcontrols; 07-06-2011 at 10:10 AM.
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    Nice work..I wish I had the time to build something
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    I thought that mytek's AC-2 was built for other uses then cooling a CPU ?
    Those heat exchangers look very good man !


    Scott you build tons of stuff LOL

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    Yeah much nicer in the "round" design. Always easier to fabricate a round HXC versus an oval one. I just didn't have much choice in my original AC-2 design due to space constraints.

    Kang your work is very good, and the brazing looks excellent. Any previous refrigeration experience?
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    those coils are turning me on hahah

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    Nice going, kang-China, keep us updated.

    mytekcontorls, is it ok to use plate HX for such projects?
    I'm thinking of some unit to reach -100c on 300-400W heatload.
    Already have experience with five SS builts, two with rotary compressors.

    Did not decided about refrigerants, don't know yet where to buy them in Taiwan.
    Taking GND reference from another galaxy

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    Very nice craftsmanship!!
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    copy-AC,today i think it's very hard ..

    but ,i will keep my thing.

    the TC to -140, is not easy

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    HI,
    thanks evrybody. the copy AC-2, I can do the temp -131

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    is it working? please post more details.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kang-China View Post
    HI,
    thanks evrybody. the copy AC-2, I can do the temp -131
    Congrats More details would be great. We always like seeing unique projects and just copying Mytek's design qualifies as interesting to me.

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    Yes please more details (like how much load, what kind of charge, ect.). But so far it sounds like you are making very good progress
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    Thanks for the photos I like the coiled stack. What were you using to insulate the stack or are you leaving it uninsulated while testing?

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    Hi Chris. I'm guessing he stuffs the bag with loose fiberglass insulation, and then seals it shut to keep moisture out. At least this is what I've done when prototyping.

    Kang looks like you went a bit bigger on the Phase separators, which is always good. And it looks like a very well built HXC stack. Any specs on the charge you used and/or the heat load?
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    Thanks mytek's praise. The Phase separators is my liking. The prototyping is from AC-3.

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    Thanks everyone to see ,I'll to do well the copy AC'S-2

    thanks everyone to leave word for my AC

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    Happy New Year

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