Cooling Stick?

[azhari]

You know how you can get these little heating elements for an aquarium? Well, is there an equivalent device to cool the water? I don't feel like building a TEC and was wondering if I can buy a commercially available, cheap ($20-$30) solution.

The use is obvious of course. I want to cool the water in an external tank for a water block, but I don't want to go too far below ambient. I just want to gain a few more degrees of cooling without having to worry about condensation.

[The Overclocker]

i think it wil be a tec anyway, i havnt heard of anything like it. build your won, it iwll work better

[Ridenow]

I remember seeing them when I bought my pump at petwarehouse.com. They were expensive.

[-=HN=- Wild9]

what if you made a system that ran freon, or i think it is r-34 the stuff you can buy without a special license, and put a tube into the water, then the tube that has the r-34 system hooked up to it, would take heat out of the water, not sure if i am right or not but maybe it would work.

[typhoonmike]

Look up at the post called Wow check this thing out. Has something you might be able to use. Looks pretty spiffy. Expensive though.

[azhari]

Looks like I'm better off making it myself. Chillers seem to be pretty expensive. And that ice stick is just a TEC with a heatsink and fan :) Oh well.

Thanks anyways guys.

[Warlord2]

you can freeze some water into a stick!!!!!!