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Avatar28 · 04-17-2002, 07:11 PM

I was thinking about attemping a submersive cooling project with a twist. Instead of using Oil or Flourinert, I want to use water, albeit highly purified (Deionized) water. The water has a minimum resistance of 18 megaohm, so hopefully should be fairly insulating.

I'll have to purify the boards and container first to minimize adding ions to the water. Anyone have any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions on this?

If I can pull it off, I'll make sure to take some pictures and put up a website about it.

04-17-2002, 07:11 PM	#1
Avatar28 Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 47	submersive cooling project using water I was thinking about attemping a submersive cooling project with a twist. Instead of using Oil or Flourinert, I want to use water, albeit highly purified (Deionized) water. The water has a minimum resistance of 18 megaohm, so hopefully should be fairly insulating. I'll have to purify the boards and container first to minimize adding ions to the water. Anyone have any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions on this? If I can pull it off, I'll make sure to take some pictures and put up a website about it.