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    Single Stage Build 01/01/14

    Another simple single stage but still popular. My goal is set at -30C to -35C with 300W load. -35C target evaporator temp. The colder the better.

    Compressor is the dependable and truly tested Danfoss 18CC Made in Germany



    Basic parts - all new! Condenser is sized for 3/4hp compressor with 36 rows of tubing.



    Chilly1 evap has been prepped for added surface area which should cause more turbulence.



    Chilly1 brazed up and cleaned



    Time to get started



    Wiring done - ON/OFF switch installed



    Copper is all run - working on evap and cap tube.



    Leak testing @ 250psi. I'm gonna let this sit for a couple of days. Redo suck.



    I'll add more pictures as I move along.
    Thanks for looking.
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    I have one of these and they Rock Ron !!!

    Nice and clean looking build, you do outstanding work !

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    Beautiful work

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    Thumbs up

    Looking great , I am a very big fan of your clean and tidy work Ron , inmaculate. I wonder who the owner of this real beauty will be

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    Quote Originally Posted by chispy View Post
    Looking great , I am a very big fan of your clean and tidy work Ron , inmaculate. I wonder who the owner of this real beauty will be
    Let me guess

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    ron ships like a champ no worries at all on that end
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    So many opinions and so few screenshots

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    Update time -

    I did some extra securing on the tubing on this one.



    Added some water cooling tube for cushion







    Here's a couple of sub cooling tricks from Chilly1 You can also soft solder the cap tube to accumalator but this works good also. Tapeing the cap tube to suction is added sub cooling. Does well in the tropics.





    I did a tripple evac and now we're sitting into a long 12 hr evac for good measures.



    Maybe some gas tonight.
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    Nice to see you still building these Ron. As always an example of what a proper build should look like.

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    You know exactly how to get me riled up Ron


    If you have a cooling question or concern feel free to contact me.

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    Adam when you finish school and your a successful Dr. you can build these simple SS and Autocascades until your hearts content. You'll have plenty of cash and a huge shop..

    So far soo good.

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    That's what I like to see. Nice compressor and condenser choice as well.
    And hey, sooner than you think.
    My workshop is mid-rebuild right now though, it managed to get destroyed a few months back.

    Keep the pics coming Ron!


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    I have the same SS from Ron

    Awesome build!

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    Man that's looking very good Ron !

    Going to have to bring mine back out and turn it on LOL

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    Thumbs up

    This beautiful SS built is getting me in the mood to bench something . Cannot wait for a test drive .

    Hey Ron watch out ! there is a big bug butterfly on your gas gauges

    Keep the pics coming while I drawn on drool here ...

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    Added some insulation and braiding. I hope you like checks.





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    I like that braid. I like it alot.


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    I really like it , always like checkers , black and white will be the theme for this my little gem SS ! Thank you for the update Ron. Cannot wait for this beauty to arrive

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    Quote Originally Posted by n00b 0f l337 View Post
    I like that braid. I like it alot.
    Agreed, a bit of flair but still classy.

    I'm sure chispy will enjoy the unit!


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    Great work. Looks very clean.

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    Load testing is going fine. Nothing accurate because it is cold in my garage. Ambient temp in my garage close to 70F so I can't get a true charge on the system. As it warms up this week I will tune it up.



    As I said earlier I am looking for something in the -35C area at 300W load. I'm thinking that will be doable with this setup.

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    Awsome , I did zoom in the kill A watt at the wall is at 303W , SS holding steady at evaporator around -44c niceeeeeee .... Thanks for the update.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chispy View Post
    Awsome , I did zoom in the kill A watt at the wall is at 303W , SS holding steady at evaporator around -44c niceeeeeee .... Thanks for the update.
    As I said ambient room temp (65F-70F) is lower than normal in these pictures. In an 75F - 80F room you should expect evaporator temps somewhere around -35C @ 300w load. CPU temps will be warmer than that.
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    Nice Ron,
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    Quote Originally Posted by gosmeyer View Post
    Nice Ron,
    Glad to see your still in the game!

    Great to see you & Ron, Hope everyone @ XS has a great 2014 !!!

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    Man that braid came out looking very good Ron !

    Sweet unit as always !

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