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StarFox · 10-25-2001, 04:34 PM

I like Turbokeu's isolated reservoir quite a bit, thats an excellent idea. This has given me some ideas. All the valves, on the bottom of the case that dwarfs that pump and taking up all that space is overkill, and completely UN-Needed! You have that nice wide reservoir, just take off the cap and fill-er up I have done it half a dozen times with my system and it works perfect. Gourgeous setup, with your type of separated reservoir you can almost completely hide your pump if you simply eliminated all those valves and just put a 90 degree elbow into the return on the pump. You would eliminate like 8 to 10 fittings and might even pick up a 1 or 2 gph....... Awesome job, gourgeous work you just "over-engineered" it.

10-25-2001, 04:34 PM	#16
StarFox Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 4	I like Turbokeu's isolated reservoir quite a bit, thats an excellent idea. This has given me some ideas. All the valves, on the bottom of the case that dwarfs that pump and taking up all that space is overkill, and completely UN-Needed! You have that nice wide reservoir, just take off the cap and fill-er up I have done it half a dozen times with my system and it works perfect. Gourgeous setup, with your type of separated reservoir you can almost completely hide your pump if you simply eliminated all those valves and just put a 90 degree elbow into the return on the pump. You would eliminate like 8 to 10 fittings and might even pick up a 1 or 2 gph....... Awesome job, gourgeous work you just "over-engineered" it.