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    cryo compressor

    hi all!see the object of the topic
    http://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...sPageName=WDVW
    i would like to know what this cryo compressor has more than normal compressor(like those you use in phase change),thanks guyz
    be more accurate as possible

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    anyone know nothing?anybody remember the topic when chilly1 did the phase change with the ln2?i don't remember it well but if i'm not wrong he used a cryocompressor for extracting ln2 from a dewar...

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    Nothing its just a normal compressor its just designed to do something different in that unit whatever it is.
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    so you mean that it is ONLY more resistant to sub zero temps?

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    helium cryonic compressers are a completly different Beast, they are not for DIY users.

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    I want it!

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    Quote Originally Posted by wdrzal
    helium cryonic compressers are a completly different Beast, they are not for DIY users.
    can u be more accurate?in what exactly they are different?thx guyz

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