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TNT2bluz · 08-18-2005, 10:27 AM

The truth is being a marine has absolutely nothing to do nor does it add to the mix. Using it to describe some seemingly arbitrary honor code does more discredit than anything else.

So please, let's just keep that kind of babble away from this.

At the end of the day, its actually a trading firm as far as its activities are concerned. I'm certain all the patriotic banter falls flat when you realize where he's actually sourcing his clones.

A radiator sub-forum can be a good idea. The truth is, whatever improvements you apply at this stage has a considerable amount of engineering and tooling implementation required.

There's the 100's of hours of wind tunnel testing and fan spec validation one would need to do and still make sure it'd do well enough when people insist on their own ventillation options.

These things aren't cheap and I doubt PC radiator manufacturers would be willing to let such data go so easily with the usual suspects just waiting to get their powder-burned paws on them.

Note I use the term "PC radiator" manufacturers. These heat exchangers aren't just "tubes and fins" as simplistic immitators would think.

08-18-2005, 10:27 AM	#62
TNT2bluz Cooling Savant Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Secret Staging Grounds Ganymede Posts: 104	The truth is being a marine has absolutely nothing to do nor does it add to the mix. Using it to describe some seemingly arbitrary honor code does more discredit than anything else. So please, let's just keep that kind of babble away from this. At the end of the day, its actually a trading firm as far as its activities are concerned. I'm certain all the patriotic banter falls flat when you realize where he's actually sourcing his clones. A radiator sub-forum can be a good idea. The truth is, whatever improvements you apply at this stage has a considerable amount of engineering and tooling implementation required. There's the 100's of hours of wind tunnel testing and fan spec validation one would need to do and still make sure it'd do well enough when people insist on their own ventillation options. These things aren't cheap and I doubt PC radiator manufacturers would be willing to let such data go so easily with the usual suspects just waiting to get their powder-burned paws on them. Note I use the term "PC radiator" manufacturers. These heat exchangers aren't just "tubes and fins" as simplistic immitators would think.