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aenigma · 03-10-2003, 10:36 PM

Yeah that is what he is talking about, submerging his aluminum evaporator in a res while using copper blocks.
One sure fire way to stop that is painting the evaporator.

You could make a heat exchanger, tie strap some copper pipe directly to the aluminum evaporator(I am assuming it is flat aluminum pipe wound up) and then insulate it.

03-10-2003, 10:36 PM	#40
aenigma Immature Title Goes Here Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Washington Posts: 81	Yeah that is what he is talking about, submerging his aluminum evaporator in a res while using copper blocks. One sure fire way to stop that is painting the evaporator. You could make a heat exchanger, tie strap some copper pipe directly to the aluminum evaporator(I am assuming it is flat aluminum pipe wound up) and then insulate it. __________________ http://www.subz3ro.net [H]opelessly  Altered  Results  Destroy  Overall  Credibility  Period