you called your res a radiator.
edit: get medium speed yates for your rad.
edit: get medium speed yates for your rad.
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the pump intake isn't at the top...
Originally Posted by Segovax Ya but how are you going to fill it when it gets low when you have your intake at the top of the reservoir? I like to keep my top openings open so I can fill it from there... makes it so much easier and makes it take a longer time between fills, other than that looks perfect nice loop man. |
looks awesome
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Do you see?
Originally Posted by Segovax Ya but how are you going to fill it when it gets low when you have your intake at the top of the reservoir? I like to keep my top openings open so I can fill it from there... makes it so much easier and makes it take a longer time between fills, other than that looks perfect nice loop man. |
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i would fill the res up more, that much turbulance and " white water " is causing air bubbles...
air bubbles = bad fill the res up with a bout 3/8" of air in the res
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so like 85% full
also, i didnt see any clamps on your hoses, either get hose clamps or use zipties
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air bubbles = bad fill the res up with a bout 3/8" of air in the res
also, i didnt see any clamps on your hoses, either get hose clamps or use zipties
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lol i cough that my self alsoo lol, u said yates how many rpm ??
Originally Posted by JE Nightmare you called your res a radiator. edit: get medium speed yates for your rad. |
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http://www.petrastechshop.com/12yalod1cafa1.html
Originally Posted by ALAMO695 lol i cough that my self alsoo lol, u said yates how many rpm ?? |
Nice setup alamo695. Just a word of caution that airating your loop by churning oxygen into the distilled water will increase oxidization of your parts. I'd switch your reservoirs intake to avoid this.
A higher oxygen content in your water may also feed any microbes or algae that would otherwise not exist in the absence of O2, and can cause scumming/filming of your acrylic parts when using certain additives.
You may be fine either way. Just thought I'd add my my 2 cents.
Edit: just saw your follow post. gz.
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A higher oxygen content in your water may also feed any microbes or algae that would otherwise not exist in the absence of O2, and can cause scumming/filming of your acrylic parts when using certain additives.
You may be fine either way. Just thought I'd add my my 2 cents.
Edit: just saw your follow post. gz.
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dudeeee how u get that 955 to 4.2??? i hope i could do that with my 965 =]
Originally Posted by JE Nightmare http://www.petrastechshop.com/12yalod1cafa1.html |
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thanks for the caution very helpful
Originally Posted by Interpolation Nice setup alamo695. Just a word of caution that airating your loop by churning oxygen into the distilled water will increase oxidization of your parts. I'd switch your reservoirs intake to avoid this. A higher oxygen content in your water may also feed any microbes or algae that would otherwise not exist in the absence of O2, and can cause scumming/filming of your acrylic parts when using certain additives. You may be fine either way. Just thought I'd add my my 2 cents. Edit: just saw your follow post. gz.
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I have used plastic clamps for years. They are fine as long as you use O rings with capture recesses on fittings and screw them in correctly. You're looking good man.
Originally Posted by ALAMO695 changed it up (the intake and out), now its wayy more quiet (almost silent).....i got some plastic clamps are those any good?? |
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woah
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lol, you going to help me overclock mine (since its going to be my first time)??
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Originally Posted by JE Nightmare i've got it to 4.4, 4.2 is highest stable. |
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thanks thanksss =], heyy we have the same casee..have you done any mods to it?
Originally Posted by Segovax I have used plastic clamps for years. They are fine as long as you use O rings with capture recesses on fittings and screw them in correctly. You're looking good man. |
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