Can anyone rate the primochill Typhoon III?

[BoxGods]

I am looking into Potentiometers that can handle 12v rails, these should work rather well, the only difference in using a Potentiometer other than a fan/pump controller is that a Potentiometer will always use the same amount of energy but uses resistance to control voltage to what ever it is you want to control, and I think the fan/pump controllers actually use software to control the voltage going to the pump.

Yeah, I wondered about using a pot as well...I can't think of any reason it wouldn't work except maybe the RPM limiting built into the pump. Of course I am about as electronically inclined as a rock.

[Mellowyellow]

Yeah, I wondered about using a pot as well...I can't think of any reason it wouldn't work except maybe the RPM limiting built into the pump. Of course I am about as electronically inclined as a rock.

About the same for me. Only when there is smoke, fire, sparks, or I wake up with someone with paddles over me do I know if it will work or not.

[BoxGods]

About the same for me. Only when there is smoke, fire, sparks, or I wake up with someone with paddles over me do I know if it will work or not.

When I was 5 years old I was struck by lightning (really) so I think I have a subconscious aversion to electricity lol.

I was standing in a foot and a half of water on a clogged cast iron sewer drain holding a big yellow Tonka Truck and I smelled something weird, stood up to look around and a ton of bricks landed on my head. The smell of course was ozone. My feet took the brunt of the damage (barefoot of course) and I refused to get into the bathtub for about 6 months but it could have been a LOT worse.

[Mellowyellow]

When I was 5 years old I was struck by lightning (really) so I think I have a subconscious aversion to electricity lol.

I was standing in a foot and a half of water on a clogged cast iron sewer drain holding a big yellow Tonka Truck and I smelled something weird, stood up to look around and a ton of bricks landed on my head. The smell of course was ozone. My feet took the brunt of the damage (barefoot of course) and I refused to get into the bathtub for about 6 months but it could have been a LOT worse.

Thats CRAZY!!!!!! Puts a lot of pieces of the puzzle into place now but that still nuts!!