Quote Originally Posted by oldsanclem
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See pictures in my gallery, for solonide and wiring
Hey SanClem!,

How you doing buddy?

Hey man, I just wanted to give you a cookie for your drawing.
Not that much people actually spend the time to do stuff like that.

And another cookie goes to StinkyAttic.



Interesting idea about cooling the rez.

I should go do what I'm praising, but if we know the heat capacity of CO2, and the one of water... and how much you'll be "purging", we can know if it'll work without building it.

IMO, it's a great idea. But I think you'll have to "purge" many times to get a significant decrease in temps.
But hey man, really good idea and kudos!
turtle420 Reviewed by turtle420 on . CO2 for Rez Cooling and Enrichment? I am an offroad enthusiast, so I was filling up some tires this weekend with a CO2 tank on the trail. The air line and tank get very very cold when you use them. Yet not very much CO2 is really used either to get it cold. A short burst is enough to almost freeze a plastic line. So could this be utilized to cool a res? More specifically, could you utilize the natural lower temps of CO2 to lower resevoirs temps AND benefit from CO2 enrichment as well? What about just running some copper Rating: 5