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Flow-o-matic ??
- Thread starter DKYoda
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You mean the pressure of the flow? If that is what you mean, look here:
http://dtekcustoms.safeshopper.com/20/27.htm?327
If not, sorry to divert your thread..
XiveX
http://dtekcustoms.safeshopper.com/20/27.htm?327
If not, sorry to divert your thread..
XiveX
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Nope
Its a little inline flow indicator that spins a red wheel when water flows past it ..
Not so much a "How much Water is flowing" thang'
Its just a "Yup ... Water is flowing !!" kinda' thang' hehe
Lemme dig a link up for a visual ..
Its a little inline flow indicator that spins a red wheel when water flows past it ..
Not so much a "How much Water is flowing" thang'
Its just a "Yup ... Water is flowing !!" kinda' thang' hehe
Lemme dig a link up for a visual ..
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Nope, I can't find a site that you don't have to be German to understand! I do remember something though. If you go to the watercooling section on the front page, there was something about a homemade flow indicator. I just looked and I can't find it, but it's in there somewhere!
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A bit of coloured thread, tinsel, whatever in a clear tube will flutter in the current.
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Re: Pic ..
I have seen flow indicators similar to that, however they were built much more solidly, probably more expensive, and some gave out a pulse to let something else monitor the flow rate. It works the same way a RPM sensor on a fan works.
DKYoda said:hope this works
I have seen flow indicators similar to that, however they were built much more solidly, probably more expensive, and some gave out a pulse to let something else monitor the flow rate. It works the same way a RPM sensor on a fan works.
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I Found It
Well I have been looking for this webpage for about 4 months now, I lost it when I reformatted my HDD. Here is the site:
http://www.gemssensors.com/TOCResults.asp?nContentsID=74
Well I have been looking for this webpage for about 4 months now, I lost it when I reformatted my HDD. Here is the site:
http://www.gemssensors.com/TOCResults.asp?nContentsID=74
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Sweet
Thanx Hawk .. Those are quality units fer' sure ..
Theres a rpm sensor they sell for the flow-o-matic that attaches to a fan header ...
But I agree it looks like a pretty weak construction ....
Im just trying to keep the cost down on this project ..
Dont wanna dig too deep into the Beer fund !!!!
Thanx Hawk .. Those are quality units fer' sure ..
Theres a rpm sensor they sell for the flow-o-matic that attaches to a fan header ...
But I agree it looks like a pretty weak construction ....
Im just trying to keep the cost down on this project ..
Dont wanna dig too deep into the Beer fund !!!!
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