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MaxxxRacer · 03-13-2005, 04:42 AM

well i really only need two temperature measurements. see in my loop the rad outlet is about 5 inches of tubing to the wb inlet. so they are essentially the same thing. so i would put one temp measurment right at the rad inlet and one right inbetween the rad outlet and the wb ilnet.. works well that way.

As for air temp, thats not something that I will really include as a valid measurement as Im using the radio shack gauge for that.. lol.. I will just try to keep it at 25C (my room doesnt like to get cool)

i will also get another temp probe to get air temp with the fluke.. just unplug one of the water temp probes for a sec and grab the air temperature to see how far off the radio shack gauge is off so i have a point of reference for testing.

03-13-2005, 04:42 AM	#11
MaxxxRacer Cooling Savant Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Los Angeles, Ca Posts: 310	well i really only need two temperature measurements. see in my loop the rad outlet is about 5 inches of tubing to the wb inlet. so they are essentially the same thing. so i would put one temp measurment right at the rad inlet and one right inbetween the rad outlet and the wb ilnet.. works well that way. As for air temp, thats not something that I will really include as a valid measurement as Im using the radio shack gauge for that.. lol.. I will just try to keep it at 25C (my room doesnt like to get cool) i will also get another temp probe to get air temp with the fluke.. just unplug one of the water temp probes for a sec and grab the air temperature to see how far off the radio shack gauge is off so i have a point of reference for testing. __________________ Excuse me, I believe you have my stapler.