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Old 05-22-05   #1 (permalink)
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Default 1/2 inch copper tubing to big?

Good day all, i was wondering if i build a rad with 1/2 inch copper would it work ok? i was planning on 3/8 inch but isn't bigger better? any advice anyone? thanks
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you would also get a slower flow rate (it would pass through the rad slower and disipate more heat so that would be good go for it

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you would also get a slower flow rate (it would pass through the rad slower and disipate more heat so that would be good go for it
I've never built a rad, but that sounds like good reasonable advice to me.

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thanks for the quick reply, now it's off to home depot
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