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Szech (Jun 09, 2001 04:48 p.m.):
I thought of this a while back. I haven't gotten around to building it, and I don't know if I will (busy with other projects), but you wouldn't need to spend a lot. Just two more water blocks and a peltier. An added plus is that you could supply the 200-300 pounds of clamping pressure that peltiers are recommended for.
If you do this, could you e-mail me? I'm busy with my work and all, but if this works pretty well, I will set some time aside to do this.
Szech (Jun 09, 2001 04:48 p.m.):
I thought of this a while back. I haven't gotten around to building it, and I don't know if I will (busy with other projects), but you wouldn't need to spend a lot. Just two more water blocks and a peltier. An added plus is that you could supply the 200-300 pounds of clamping pressure that peltiers are recommended for.
If you do this, could you e-mail me? I'm busy with my work and all, but if this works pretty well, I will set some time aside to do this.
ken257 (Jun 10, 2001 01:31 a.m.):
The best way to add evap cooling to the fish tank is with a minow miser. This is a device that keeps a bucket of bait fresh all day while fishing. It consists of a float that houses a small motor and water pickup. On the top of the unit is a round wheel that atomizes the water and throws it sideways in a circular pattern. The thing is about the size of a hockey puck With an extra wheel on the top to spray the water. Also runs on 12v so it could be powered either by the comp or a small transformer.
A-Bomb (Jun 11, 2001 04:49 a.m.):It says in your signiture that you use chilled watercooling on your 1333 t-bird. May I ask what you are using to chill the water?