Krusty
10-29-01, 08:36 PM
I just finished reading an article from overclockers.com talking about cooling with a fountain and had a thought I am not sure has been mentioned here before.
For those of you who are using evaporative cooling, you need a large reservior to hold enough water to last you a while. For good cooling, you need a massive reservoir. My idea is instead of having a massive reservoir, just use a small reservoir and have it attached to a water supply. You could use a setup just like the reservoir in your toilet. When the water supply gets low, the bobber thing sinks and triggers the water to start to fill up again.
The only problem I could see with this is that, since the water isn't depleting as fast as a flushing toilet, the water may be running almost constantly. The solution to this is to find a way to set it up so it is triggered at a low level and then fills up to a much higher level. Perhaps using two bobber thingies to trigger the on and off of the water.
Just a random thought that may prove useful:D
For those of you who are using evaporative cooling, you need a large reservior to hold enough water to last you a while. For good cooling, you need a massive reservoir. My idea is instead of having a massive reservoir, just use a small reservoir and have it attached to a water supply. You could use a setup just like the reservoir in your toilet. When the water supply gets low, the bobber thing sinks and triggers the water to start to fill up again.
The only problem I could see with this is that, since the water isn't depleting as fast as a flushing toilet, the water may be running almost constantly. The solution to this is to find a way to set it up so it is triggered at a low level and then fills up to a much higher level. Perhaps using two bobber thingies to trigger the on and off of the water.
Just a random thought that may prove useful:D