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Originally Posted by pHaestus
That article needed a lot more beef and supporting information in my opinion. You guys can do better. Not horrible but not enough explanation for some points and NO data to support "rules of thumb". I'm sorry I didnt get a chance to read this thread earlier; didn't realize an article for OCers was being formulated in here.
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that's what your wikipedia or FAQ or whatever is for
if I went into everyhting in detail, it would have been a month at least, and way too long for a single OCers article
It was a good first article of it's kind as far as I'm concerned, though there's a lot of room for improvement.
Also, realize the target audience of OCers...I've already gotten emails from people not understanding the simple physics about pump inlet ot outlet delta T
weak target audience is no excuse for misinformation, and I firmly believe there is no misinformation. Rules of thumb are just that, and not concrete. The rule of thumb about pump heat into water is supported by Cathar's data, which shows the MCP600 at 9w (of 12 consumed) into the water and the D4 at 14-15w (of 20 consumed) into the water.
thanks for the encouragement, though, pH
