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XeonStrikeForce
02-25-05, 12:27 PM
He I have a sweet 1973 Vintage vending machine 22 Ounc R12 compressor.
I plan on Using R22 in it but just any Ideas one what would be fun to do with such a masive and powerfull compressor.
man_utd
02-25-05, 04:15 PM
Can think of a lot of painful things, not sure how fun they are...
lol, freeze things ..... like ..... insects ... or ... ppls fingers, teach them a lesson for being mean to u
matttheniceguy
02-26-05, 02:12 PM
You could make a direct die phase change with multiple evaporators. Say one for the CPU and one for the GPU, or even 3 for SLI.
Better yet, you could build a direct bottle phase change. Your from BC, so you probably buy your beer from the liquor store like the rest of us (damn cold beer and wire stores are too expensive). The amaricans just can't appriciate this, as their beer is kept cold in the grocery store right next to the milk, but buying warm beer is a real problem. You buy the beer, and naturally you now want to drink it, but wait, it's at room temperature :cry: I suggest you build a phase change system with an evaporator that fits snugly around a bottle, so you can take your beer from room temperature to 0 in about 30 seconds. Then just grab that bottle, pop in another one, and your off the the races. Just Give'er eh!!
XeonStrikeForce
02-27-05, 01:24 PM
lol I doen't drink beer, never liked the tast, How ever I have found meny a way to keep my coffe' hot :) . I have some friends in the chem field I was thinking it would be fun to set the thing up to use Amonia or propain as a refridgerant hehe.
The thing is in awsom condition and verry servicable :) and got like a mile of capilery tubing on it even Took me a long time to hual it home on the back of my 18speed bike lol
sandman001
02-27-05, 01:45 PM
Propane is very easy to fill it with.
If it were me I'd go with a mix of R22 + a shot of R290.
matttheniceguy
02-27-05, 08:25 PM
I'm not sure if the regulations in canada are the same as the states, but they are generally pretty close. Do you need any certification or anything to buy or use R22? What about other refrigerents?
sandman001
02-27-05, 10:33 PM
I'm not sure about R22, but It's pretty easily available if you look around.
R134A can be bought off the shelf like anything else you buy. I even found a shop that'll just sell me R404A, but they made me tell them what it was for. I got a wierd look for that.
XeonStrikeForce
02-28-05, 01:06 AM
the regulations in Canada reguier a cert, so tetraflouro Ethan would be one I can get with out a cert (Freez spray) lol, but I have a friend who does refridgeration :) so I can get it off him.
matttheniceguy
02-28-05, 02:33 PM
hmmm... well I'm still BBQ certified, so R290 it is!!
XeonStrikeForce
03-03-05, 11:28 AM
Hey mat your in Van too :)) Heh come over some time I'll wipe ya up some cofe' that'll wake the dead and you can have a gander at the beast n perhaps we could play with some ideas on what to do with it :)
hmmm... well I'm still BBQ certified, so R290 it is!!
:beer: never failed me. 1kg of refrigerant is as cheap as 9kg bbq gas
and can hold a cascade -51c load temps :clap:
r12 compressor work fine with r290 in these small systems we make.
XeonStrikeForce
03-07-05, 11:42 AM
Awsom do I charge it just as I would R12 or do I need to do it diferantly
matttheniceguy
03-07-05, 01:59 PM
Same way. Evacuate the system a few times and the just charge it up.
XeonStrikeForce
04-23-05, 09:30 PM
Well it has happend I got my cam Back ! So here is the pic of the beauty full beasty :D
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