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[bron2k]

sound like a good idea bro but i can't just throw the copper into my rez and ruin my water. ima try to figure something out tho. thanks for the idea!!

 

[Blunt_69]

hey thanks guys! eh blunt madd props on all your stuff bro. i probably went through every single threads of yours. lol i obviously got my bin inside the freezer recalculating so it's not going to freeze i know that for a fact. i'm just worry it's not going to chill hahah. but we'll see tomorrow!! thanks again!

Man thats so cool.. It's awsome to know that people are learning from my work and seeing what they come up with based off that information.. Its a really great feeling!!! So thank you for letting me know what i do has helped!! Keep up the great work BTW! everyting looks excellent!!

 

[cyberwax]

sound like a good idea bro but i can't just throw the copper into my rez and ruin my water. ima try to figure something out tho. thanks for the idea!!

lol no, thats why i suggested you use pvc or other plastic tubing instead.

 

[bron2k]

Blunt- thansk bro

Cyberwax- hahaha I c!! Wasn't pay attention. So I need to take my freezer apart cuz I'm still a Lil confused how it works. For it to chill the coil has to be in the water right? Please explain how I'm suppose to chill it with PVC. Thanks bro!

 

[cyberwax]

Lol no you dont, you bring the water from the res through the tubing

As said in the post and picture you dont have to ruin anything, just place a tank of freezing liquid with the twirled plastic tubing inside leaving only two tube ends up, now pump the water from your plants res through the tubing and it will get cooled when passing through the freezer, see?

Take a look at it again

 

[lorddankinstien]

Lol no you dont, you bring the water from the res through the tubing

As said in the post and picture you dont have to ruin anything, just place a tank of freezing liquid with the twirled plastic tubing inside leaving only two tube ends up, now pump the water from your plants res through the tubing and it will get cooled when passing through the freezer, see?

Take a look at it again

yeah this is what I was trying to say but was to lazy to draw out... it should work. I was thinking copper because that is what is ran in peoples houses but i guess people have hard water issues also. water would probably cause come short of build up on the copper. I would just get some tubing from homedepot that they sell by the foot, I use the yellow kind for my chiller.

 

[simpleword]

Looking good dude, girls look happy! Good luck with that chest freezer, you'll probably end up wanting a chiller eventually though, especially for that much water!

 

[bron2k]

hey thanks simple! yea bro i'm picking up a 1/2hp ecoplus tomorrow. i figured it might not work but it doesn't hurt to try new things. peace new pics should be up soon!!!