How 'BAD' is a rotor type flowmeter?
Another quick question; I've seen comments to the effect that a 'rotor type' flowmeter is "highly restrictive", but no data as to 'how bad' it really is.
Can anyone post or point me at a source for data as to just how much restriction they really offer?
My understanding is that those units are the least expensive way to get data on flow in a format that can be handled by a digi-doc or mobo fan sensor.
Are there other alternatives that are comparable in cost and less restrictive?
I want to have some way of monitoring flow status in my system, at the bare MINIMUM I want 'flow / no flow' detection, ideally I would like some idea of how much flow is happening at a given momemt. (reference my prior post on disaster prevention)
Thanks,
Gooserider
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Designing system, will have Tyan S2468UGN Dual Athlon MOBO, SCSI HDDS, other goodies. Will run LINUX only. Want to have silent running, minimal fans, and water cooled. Probably not OC'c
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