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dabhpr · 04-16-2002, 05:14 PM

Well, perhaps my suggestion of Leaking Air IN is in error. I was just thinking that if the pump is introducing air into the system, it would eventually end up in the fill tube... I wasn't thinking of the fact that it would actually be increasing the pressure of the system. Which is NOT happening, since I have one of Dtek's pressure gauges inline, too. It's still showing about 4 psi, no increase since it was built.

Still, I wonder where the heck the water is going, or exactly what is happening...

04-16-2002, 05:14 PM	#7
dabhpr Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Atlanta, GA, USA Posts: 11	Well, perhaps my suggestion of Leaking Air IN is in error. I was just thinking that if the pump is introducing air into the system, it would eventually end up in the fill tube... I wasn't thinking of the fact that it would actually be increasing the pressure of the system. Which is NOT happening, since I have one of Dtek's pressure gauges inline, too. It's still showing about 4 psi, no increase since it was built. Still, I wonder where the heck the water is going, or exactly what is happening... __________________ XP 2000_@1953. Watercooled: Maze2, Eheim 1250, heatercore, Comair-Rotron 172mm/235CFM fan, modded to 7 Volts; Epox 8K3A+MB, 768 MB Samsung PC2700, 46 GB IBM 7200/ATA100, Supermicro 760A case, 400W Sparkle, 3 Sanyo-Denki 92mm intakes, Visiontek (4401) GF3 Ti-200 @ 255/555 (modded to Quadro DCC) Intel Pro 10/100 NIC, DSI V.92 V/F/D modem, Santa Cruz Soundcard,16X/10X/40X Lite-On CDRW, 50X Acer CDROM 38CMax CPU, MB 26C, PS 26C Windows XP Professional