I bet my condensor is bigger than yours.....
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I bet my condensor is bigger than yours.....
or at least it's heavier. OAL 28", 6"Dia, Approx 70 lbs of stainless steel beauty. That is a 3" copper fitting on the end for size reference.
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Odin
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Re: I bet my condensor is bigger than yours.....
Okay ... you win.
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NcMoonLight
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Re: I bet my condensor is bigger than yours.....
The true question is... Why?
Id find it to be more of a burden than useful IMO, But then again ive always been a huge fan of "Use what you already have available"
Id find it to be more of a burden than useful IMO, But then again ive always been a huge fan of "Use what you already have available"
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Re: I bet my condensor is bigger than yours.....
What was it originally for? I have a stainless steel liquid-to-liquid heat transfer which was originally for heating diesel fuel in northern trucks. Has a fuel line in/out and a coolant line in/out. I was going to use it as a condensor but decided it might be less efficient than my worm bucket. Plus I was positive of the internal construction so...it still sits in the garage.
But that is an interesting condensor too..not sure if I would run my product through it though, maybe use it to cool your cooling water?
But that is an interesting condensor too..not sure if I would run my product through it though, maybe use it to cool your cooling water?
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heartcut
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Re: I bet my condensor is bigger than yours.....
If I tripped over that, I'd probably grab it and sit around scratching my head. I like goingbroke's idea. You should have bigger biceps in any case.
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