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Unread 07-15-2002, 02:14 PM   #1
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gmat owns meh, eheim running absolutely silent again

thx alot m8, u saved me alot of cash and alot of hassle. now i don't have to buy a new pump anymore. the gluing trick now has me cooling my chip again with a hayden rad + carheater rad in series. after half an hour of seti my temps have leveled at 35°C. with one 120mm fan on each rad in absolute silence. be4 adding the second radiator i would have to crank up those 120's loud to stay under 40°C.

u made my day, my week even. i was having trouble sleeping seeing my investment in radiator going down the drain with the eheim not being able to take the xtra load. i thk i have some pics of the shaft glued to impeller. i will try to post those once they have been developed.

your thread should be as sticky as arctic silver thermal epoxy.

un grand merçi gmat, keep making us smarter
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Unread 07-15-2002, 03:29 PM   #2
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Hehehe no problem dude

And remember, although they're overpriced, Eheim pumps rock.

Nice temps. BTW why not having both rads in parallel ?
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Unread 07-15-2002, 03:57 PM   #3
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i'm afraid that one rad loop would have more resistance and therefor less flow. so now i have one rad be4 cpu and one rad after, i don't thk it would improve alot by having them in parallel. my cpublock limits flow because of 3/8 fittings. if they were 1/2 then the rads with 3/8 fittings might indeed be better off in parallel.
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Unread 07-15-2002, 05:47 PM   #4
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Question:

Does this apply to the 1250 as well? I was told that they have a one piece impeller compared to a 2 piece in the 1048 some time ago. perhaps I'm just confused, but does this mean theres nothing to glue in my 1250?
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Unread 07-16-2002, 01:54 AM   #5
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well, it's very easy to check. the pod that houses the impeller is very easy to screw off. if the screw is clicked on the shaft, then u can glue it.
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