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Arcturius · 08-05-2004, 10:39 AM

What are you using for water/additives that makes your hoses so cloudy (or is that all bubles(!))?
When you stop the pump and let some of the bubbles float upward away from the outlet (assuming they're clearly visible in person), and start the pump again, do bubbles immediately form @ the outlet?

[speculation]I don't know anything about that res; *if* it caused an inlet restriction, would the subsequent thrashing of an centrifugal pump cause bubbles? [/speculation]
Somebody else pls lmk if that is in any way accurate; it's a guess, and I'm curious to the real answer.

08-05-2004, 10:39 AM	#2
Arcturius Cooling Savant Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin Posts: 294	What are you using for water/additives that makes your hoses so cloudy (or is that all bubles(!))? When you stop the pump and let some of the bubbles float upward away from the outlet (assuming they're clearly visible in person), and start the pump again, do bubbles immediately form @ the outlet? [speculation]I don't know anything about that res; if it caused an inlet restriction, would the subsequent thrashing of an centrifugal pump cause bubbles? [/speculation] Somebody else pls lmk if that is in any way accurate; it's a guess, and I'm curious to the real answer. __________________ Everything aircooled (I honestly don't know why you guys let me stay a member...) Always folding: WXP Pro: KD7R + Palomino 1800+ W2K3: 4x P3 Xeon 500 512KB (4 clients) Linux boxes: none Had to put them to use doing real work.