@kindnuguz: it is less than $500 pm him for price
This is a build thread so no prices please PM me with those types of questions.
@kindnuguz: it is less than $500 pm him for price
This is a build thread so no prices please PM me with those types of questions.
Last edited by chilly1; 03-08-2005 at 06:56 PM.
for one i say you get a chilly1 blockOriginally Posted by perkam
you get a chilly1 block with prommies too
your my idol
what gas will be in them
I think someone earlier said it could be any of 134a, 402a, 507 or 404a. I figure cooler gases would cost more.
the phase change casce says 402 extreme so best money can buy
Chilly1 just wondering how long it takes you to complete each unit on average?
what are the physical dimensions of those?
can they be positioned in any direction (ie the block/tube part sticking out of the "bottom": having it upside down, sideways, etc)?
One is for an upcoming contest, 5 are already promised -- and I think one is for him and Charles. My house is covered in these things!So what's in the blue box ? Printing Paper?
This thread is border line material for the "For Sale Section"
Unless I'm mistaken and these aren't "For Sale"
Chilly is the man, he can't help it
Come on Kazoo, go on and hook one up to your laptop and push it to the Xtreme :P:
j/k, The more he makes, the happier ppl are
your my idol
i feel in love with these things the first time i seen this thread just need to gather some cash and im getting one, thanks chilly
p.s. how much for the cat hahaha
Chilly is the man, he can't help it
Come on Kazoo, go on and hook one up to your laptop and push it to the Xtreme :P:
j/k, The more he makes, the happier ppl are
Haha, this laptop is old and boring. Maybe the new one I get this summer
there are actually 4 different compressors 2 voltage types and three temperature ranges.Me drools!
Why are there two types of compressors? Are some 110V and others 220V?
wow great Idea for an option/At my current project, I put a temp sensor into the base of your evaps (they are a so nice
Linkie:
http://www.teampuss.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=605
Supplying a prefitted k-type thermocouple would be nice since it is completely finished then. The ppl can hook it up to a regular thermometer.
Well I dont have to put them together!I really want to try to build my own phasechange unit eventually but when I see something like this I start to second guess myself
Yes these run 24/7 you need to insulate very well. to do that RunMC has a thread in the Help stickie on evap assemble and touches on insulating.
I can see it now, Kazoo of xtremesystems.org pushes laptop to 4ghz with a 4 stage chilly1 built cascade. PricelessHaha, this laptop is old and boring. Maybe the new one I get this summer
your my idol
That is my question also So I am doing this as a test to figure that out.
These units are spoken for and I decided to use this as an opportunity to design an assembly line procedure for custom units as thought exercise.
And ends up in the hospital as the keys caused frostbite to her finger tips.I can see it now, Kazoo of xtremesystems.org pushes laptop to 4ghz with a 4 stage chilly1 built cascade. Priceless
Why? Don't you work on this stuff at your house..
I remeber seeing a picture of your garage awhile back.. it looked nuts.
There is no 2 car garage at my house! There is an attached facility with thousands of unidentifiable metallic objects and strange noises and stuff that explodes and freezes things instantly!
Lol, as it should be
a (attached facility) shed, a mans best getaway
lol some of you have No idea...
Imagination is a powerful tool.
we've got chilly1 blocks on prommies in the uk but they cost $1450 for a mach2 gt using r507 and a chilly1 block so these are great value.you get a chilly1 block with prommies too
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