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WizardD
Junior Member
Re: English question
Friday, August 16th 2002, 4:07am
Hello all 
Hi Risky
I think you want a Gehäusedurchführung for 3.) but I couldn't find a picture to confirm, sorry.
Hi Risky
I think you want a Gehäusedurchführung for 3.) but I couldn't find a picture to confirm, sorry.
Please excuse my English - I'm English.
Quoted from "Manuel_aka_Auge"
Different from the others, that´s the meaning of case-modding.
nekomeow
Junior Member
Re: English question
Friday, August 16th 2002, 10:23am
Welcome Risky
1) I would say so, I also payed a little bit more for shipping, cause I live in Austria.
2) Too long, Try Reseller like www.multimediashop.com, or www.low-noise.de which sell AC Products
but they deliver faster.
3) Sorry but what do you mean with res ???
mfg nekomeow
1) I would say so, I also payed a little bit more for shipping, cause I live in Austria.
2) Too long, Try Reseller like www.multimediashop.com, or www.low-noise.de which sell AC Products
but they deliver faster.
3) Sorry but what do you mean with res ???
mfg nekomeow
errol_
Junior Member
;)Re: English question
Friday, August 16th 2002, 11:37am
res = reservoir 
zu 3.:
WizardD hat das glaub' ich richtig erkannt, er sucht wohl eine Gehäusedurchführung um seinen eigenen AB zu benutzen.
@ Risky: here's a picture of the 'bulkhead fittying'
@ Risky & WizardD:
Willkommen im Forum
zu 3.:
WizardD hat das glaub' ich richtig erkannt, er sucht wohl eine Gehäusedurchführung um seinen eigenen AB zu benutzen.
@ Risky: here's a picture of the 'bulkhead fittying'
@ Risky & WizardD:
Willkommen im Forum
Risky
Newbie
Re: English question
Friday, August 16th 2002, 1:30pm
Thats for the assistance.
I would prefer to use the airplex but I already have a 120mm fan in my case :
So I thought I should heave the radiator there. If I use multimediashop (thatnk for good link, nekomeow), I see they offer "Heattransformer Flat-Single":
with Plug&Cool which might fit
I would conider the aquatube, but it would then be above the radiator. (Is gravity important here?)
I have a 1l aluminium bottle which will make a good resevior, I think. errol_ thanks I saw that and thought it was just a straight connector, but that may do the job.
I would prefer to use the airplex but I already have a 120mm fan in my case :
So I thought I should heave the radiator there. If I use multimediashop (thatnk for good link, nekomeow), I see they offer "Heattransformer Flat-Single":
with Plug&Cool which might fit
I would conider the aquatube, but it would then be above the radiator. (Is gravity important here?)
I have a 1l aluminium bottle which will make a good resevior, I think. errol_ thanks I saw that and thought it was just a straight connector, but that may do the job.
Ancalagon
God
Re: English question
Friday, August 16th 2002, 3:09pm
I would conider the aquatube, but it would then be above the radiator. (Is gravity important here?)
In fact it is best to habe the reservoir as far up as possible because air gathers at the highest point in the water circuit. Gravity isn't a problem: What goes up must come down.
While the pump has to push water up through one tube against the gravity, the same water is pushed down by the gravity in the other tube so gravity evens out itself. - 1
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