Project: WET WEEKEND for PHIL pics

[Phil Stanbridge]

Dont forget this isnt in XP - its only in the bios. I'll get XP installed as soon as I can and will see what I can get out of her.

 

[maverik-sg1]

Phil, thats absolutely amazing mate.

Wot will she go up to using a 12x multiplier?

Just thinking about best OC using RAM 1:1.

Cheers

Mav

 

[Gangster]

How much is that? (The cooleR)

*begins to save, £1,£2,£3.... *

 

[Phil Stanbridge]

If they ever go retail, you will need a little more than £3 mate

 

[BAcon]

hey phil, you guna be making mach style case and panels for these? so could easily take place of a mach?

i quite like that idea

 

[imported_mrbios]

If they ever go retail, you will need a little more than £3 mate

care to give an accurate figure on what these would cost?

 

[hardw1re]

i think it was built into a mach chassis wasnt it? so then the panels would actually fit it?

 

[fatty]

Yes I did build the unit into a mach1 chassis and the panels do fit he is planning on fitting Lian Li panels on to the unit I think

As for the price it will depend on the cost of the chiller units if I can source them either S/H or new there is a lot of work involved in re piping and re fitting the units to make thenm fit into cases but do stay tunned we may come up with some thing soon

 

[hardw1re]

so basic parts and labour?

 

[fatty]

I like the way people think there is not much work involved lol

Ok if you were to ask a fridge engineer to do the works he would charge by the hour average charge being at least £25/Hr there is over 10hrs work involved not including parts and materials

 

[hardw1re]

for one of my uni works i had to design and program a supermarket fridge controller. the program code to design the controller in software is alot harder than it seams! there is alot of work involved and i think you've done a good job building that unit!

 

[fatty]

Cheers mate I am lucky I have a full time job as well the mods are more of a hobby as it isn't as profitable as it should be that is why not many people actualy do the work

 

[nick25]

I'm guessing these units will be about £400 maybe?

 

[imported_mrbios]

I like the way people think there is not much work involved lol

Ok if you were to ask a fridge engineer to do the works he would charge by the hour average charge being at least £25/Hr there is over 10hrs work involved not including parts and materials

come and teach me how to make them and id gladly make aload for phil to sell (and 2 for me)

 

[fatty]

No probs I will teach all who are willing to learn the ways of the dark side

Oh yeah one thing I forgot you need at least 2 years of NVQ2 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration plus a safe handeling of refrigerants cert

 

[imported_mrbios]

No probs I will teach all who are willing to learn the ways of the dark side

Oh yeah one thing I forgot you need at least 2 years of NVQ2 Air Conditioning and Refrigeration plus a safe handeling of refrigerants cert

ah what 2 years and i doubt thats the sort of stuff you can learn from home huh?

 

[fatty]

You could learn it from home but you might have a hard time trying to get the safe handeling cert from city and guilds???

 

[K404]

There goes my application for a summer placement with Phil or you, doing re-gas work and custom shop genius... lol

What kind of volume of water is in the loop?

Where does the evaporator (if you used one) make contact with the water?

 

[fatty]

LOOL

The heat exchanger is the evap basicaly its a coil around a metal cylender the cylender holds and cools the water it holds about 1 to 1 1/2 litres of water alone so the loop would have nearly 2litres of water

 

[rra]

Good stuff fatty setting one of these babies up takes enough time, building another story all together,well done man.