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yeah if you ca get you water temps low enough youll have no probs. good luck!:)
Chest freezer chiller
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Tank333
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Yea... I just hope the weather stays mild enough until then... lol.
If I have the time tonight I'll throw up a log and show ya'll how the room's going so far. I feel a little embarrased though. I have yet to get the walls in the flower room painted.... my partner SAID he's gonna sprng for panda film on it, but that hasn't happened and I'm tired of waiting on him...
If I have the time tonight I'll throw up a log and show ya'll how the room's going so far. I feel a little embarrased though. I have yet to get the walls in the flower room painted.... my partner SAID he's gonna sprng for panda film on it, but that hasn't happened and I'm tired of waiting on him...
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OK, found a stand-up freezer to replace the chest freezer. Woo hoo! Only cost $35 for the freezer and $20 in gas to go get it... lol.
But, I came up with a potential issue... will the brine solution corrode the copper and aluminum radiator coils???
But, I came up with a potential issue... will the brine solution corrode the copper and aluminum radiator coils???
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So, I got the unit from my dad, and its WAY bigger than I had thought it would be! Lol I'm wondering if I could use the chest freezer as a chiller, and the radiator coil thing as a water-cooled air exchanger... is the item I'm looking at emulating with this thing...
What do you all think? Would this work, mounted on the wall?
What do you all think? Would this work, mounted on the wall?
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