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Hellion_Prime · 08-24-2002, 09:50 AM

Well, I've ditched the AT tower I had my watercooling gear in and built my own enclosure. Pictures showing the work to date can be found here .
Here's a general rundown of the components:

Tank: Du-Bro 50oz r/c plane tank with inlet, outlet and fill fittings added

Rad: 9"x9"x2" dodge heatercore with mounting flange, barbs removed and replaced with 1/2" NPT fittings

Radiator Fans: Comair Rotron Patriot 24v @ 12v x4

Pump: Little Giant 2-MD-SC mag drive pump

All the quick disconnects are made by Colder, purchased from UsPlastic.com

Intake/Exhaust Fans: Comair Rotron Patriot 24v @ 12v (to be added)

The fanbus at the front of the enlosure is a standard switch panel for use in marine equipment. Cost about $20, and was well worth it.

Comments? Anybody? =)

--HP

08-24-2002, 09:50 AM	#1
Hellion_Prime Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Arlington, MA, US Posts: 90	Cooling Tower v2 nears completetion.... Well, I've ditched the AT tower I had my watercooling gear in and built my own enclosure. Pictures showing the work to date can be found here . Here's a general rundown of the components: Tank: Du-Bro 50oz r/c plane tank with inlet, outlet and fill fittings added Rad: 9"x9"x2" dodge heatercore with mounting flange, barbs removed and replaced with 1/2" NPT fittings Radiator Fans: Comair Rotron Patriot 24v @ 12v x4 Pump: Little Giant 2-MD-SC mag drive pump All the quick disconnects are made by Colder, purchased from UsPlastic.com Intake/Exhaust Fans: Comair Rotron Patriot 24v @ 12v (to be added) The fanbus at the front of the enlosure is a standard switch panel for use in marine equipment. Cost about $20, and was well worth it. Comments? Anybody? =) --HP __________________ That which does not kill me had BETTER do enough damage to keep me from firing back!