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Cyco-Dude · 05-24-2002, 03:44 PM

not all blocks have that many 90 degree bends. the spir@l has none (within the block) for example. the Maxe2 doesnt have any (all the bends looks greater than 90 degrees, except for 2 that look close...).

anyhow........damn it took me forever to read this thread!

also, ive been wondering why no-1 has made a high-flow block with lots of surface area. theroretically, a block with higher surface area should transfer heat to the water a lot better. for example, make a block with the inlet on one end, and an outlet on the opposite end. .have like a diamond-shaped island in the middle. have a bunch of vertical fins on the sides of that diamond. id draw up something, but i dont have any imaging software (MSpaint wont work becuase it doesnt save in .jpg format).

05-24-2002, 03:44 PM	#35
Cyco-Dude Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Dayton, Ohio Posts: 836	not all blocks have that many 90 degree bends. the spir@l has none (within the block) for example. the Maxe2 doesnt have any (all the bends looks greater than 90 degrees, except for 2 that look close...). anyhow........damn it took me forever to read this thread! also, ive been wondering why no-1 has made a high-flow block with lots of surface area. theroretically, a block with higher surface area should transfer heat to the water a lot better. for example, make a block with the inlet on one end, and an outlet on the opposite end. .have like a diamond-shaped island in the middle. have a bunch of vertical fins on the sides of that diamond. id draw up something, but i dont have any imaging software (MSpaint wont work becuase it doesnt save in .jpg format). Last edited by Cyco-Dude; 05-24-2002 at 03:48 PM.