Nice job. Do you make your own thermocouples? How are they bonded to the tubes?
Nice job. Do you make your own thermocouples? How are they bonded to the tubes?
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Yes I make my own. Simply twist ends together for about 4-5 turns, pre-tin with 60-40 rosin flux solder, re-dip in flux, use micro torch to pre-tin area on copper with 60-40 solder (flux before hand), while heating --- immerse end of TC in pool of solder, and most important --- hold very steady while it cools.
Last edited by mytekcontrols; 04-08-2008 at 04:03 AM.
Michael St. Pierre
- Worked 15 years for Polycold Systems
- Now Self-Employed
- Manufacture Heat Load Controllers
- Also do contract service work on Polycold units
Side note: I usually don't respond to PM's or emails regarding the projects that I post in the forums. I feel it's much more fair to all, to answer questions within the forum topics themselves.
I was having problems with the R-600. Think it has to do with needing in-between gas such as R-290 (you guys did suggest this earlier).
Anyway for right now I went back to what I am used to working with: HCFC's for Liquid.
Here are the first test run results (No Load estimated as 25 Watts Static):
Last edited by mytekcontrols; 04-11-2008 at 05:35 PM.
Michael St. Pierre
- Worked 15 years for Polycold Systems
- Now Self-Employed
- Manufacture Heat Load Controllers
- Also do contract service work on Polycold units
Side note: I usually don't respond to PM's or emails regarding the projects that I post in the forums. I feel it's much more fair to all, to answer questions within the forum topics themselves.
Here are the Captubes now in use:
Michael St. Pierre
- Worked 15 years for Polycold Systems
- Now Self-Employed
- Manufacture Heat Load Controllers
- Also do contract service work on Polycold units
Side note: I usually don't respond to PM's or emails regarding the projects that I post in the forums. I feel it's much more fair to all, to answer questions within the forum topics themselves.
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