Spartacus51
12-19-01, 12:18 AM
You guys are killing me. Three weeks ago I was your average semi-geek. I found this place and I'm an instant total nerd-addict. I'm sitting here looking at a plain jane case and already envisioning what could be the coolest mod case... anyway, that's in the mod thread.
My question for everyone here is about a double bong setup. I've been reading a lot of the threads and also all the info on overclockers.com about bongs. after reading the 12" bong article I liked that idea, I'll be off to college next year and I'm not sure how I feel about lugging a 4'-5' bong with me. But how much cooling am I sacrificing?
Solution: 2 Bongs. I don't know how much room I'd actually save, but the way I see it 2- 12" bongs is still less than 1- 4'. Probably as efficient or more, correct? I see a few advantages in this...
1. System will hold more water, thus allowing for less frequent refilling (I know that I will lose the water quicker as well, but additional line still allows for more water... overall I think the gain in capacity will overcome the additional loss)
2. Added cooling. I'm not entirely convinced a 1' bong is capable of the cooling of a 4', however if it's close the second ought to cool further, correct? The problem isn't a limit in the evaporation needing the longer distance to reach a low temp. it's it takes that much evaporation to keep dropping in temp, correct? (Not sure if that makes total sense...) Reworded... Evap of 40C water (as an example) lowers by 8C. Evap of 32C water drops additional 4C-8C right? Or does all the cooling have to occur at once?
3. I like my setups symetrical, so if I can match bongs I think it'll be prettier (maybe not alone but my IDEA is to make clear bongs with a blue colored water with blacklights lighting the resevoir (and if strong enough the cascading water as well. This could, in situations where bright light is not required, be enough to light my room to the point of being able to drink some beers in it...)
Let me know what you all think, am I on to something, or have I gone stark raving mad (if that's the case I blame all of you. :) ) Or am I onto something AND stark raving mad? :beer:
My question for everyone here is about a double bong setup. I've been reading a lot of the threads and also all the info on overclockers.com about bongs. after reading the 12" bong article I liked that idea, I'll be off to college next year and I'm not sure how I feel about lugging a 4'-5' bong with me. But how much cooling am I sacrificing?
Solution: 2 Bongs. I don't know how much room I'd actually save, but the way I see it 2- 12" bongs is still less than 1- 4'. Probably as efficient or more, correct? I see a few advantages in this...
1. System will hold more water, thus allowing for less frequent refilling (I know that I will lose the water quicker as well, but additional line still allows for more water... overall I think the gain in capacity will overcome the additional loss)
2. Added cooling. I'm not entirely convinced a 1' bong is capable of the cooling of a 4', however if it's close the second ought to cool further, correct? The problem isn't a limit in the evaporation needing the longer distance to reach a low temp. it's it takes that much evaporation to keep dropping in temp, correct? (Not sure if that makes total sense...) Reworded... Evap of 40C water (as an example) lowers by 8C. Evap of 32C water drops additional 4C-8C right? Or does all the cooling have to occur at once?
3. I like my setups symetrical, so if I can match bongs I think it'll be prettier (maybe not alone but my IDEA is to make clear bongs with a blue colored water with blacklights lighting the resevoir (and if strong enough the cascading water as well. This could, in situations where bright light is not required, be enough to light my room to the point of being able to drink some beers in it...)
Let me know what you all think, am I on to something, or have I gone stark raving mad (if that's the case I blame all of you. :) ) Or am I onto something AND stark raving mad? :beer: