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jeff5may · 12-29-15, 08:41 PM

DID YOU MEAN TO TAKE AN OPTICAL ILLUSION OF A PICTURE??
I had to look close to see that your equalizer line wasn't actually connected to the sensing bulb...

Then I had to use my imagination to convince my eyes that the dx field and the accumulator wasn't just one big loop! My brain trusts it is connected to the second pic somehow...

Pressures look awesome for a water-to-water rig. I would expect more subcooling if the immersion coil is large enough and the fish tank is not above 90. If the air condenser is big enough, and it can move lots of air, it may be worth running at this dP. Otherwise, you might be better off heating with a huge mass of tepid water and humidity. Depends on what you are growing to a large extent.

12-29-15, 08:41 PM	#138
jeff5may Supreme EcoRenovator Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: elizabethtown, ky, USA Posts: 2,428 Thanks: 431 Thanked 619 Times in 517 Posts	DID YOU MEAN TO TAKE AN OPTICAL ILLUSION OF A PICTURE?? I had to look close to see that your equalizer line wasn't actually connected to the sensing bulb... Then I had to use my imagination to convince my eyes that the dx field and the accumulator wasn't just one big loop! My brain trusts it is connected to the second pic somehow... Pressures look awesome for a water-to-water rig. I would expect more subcooling if the immersion coil is large enough and the fish tank is not above 90. If the air condenser is big enough, and it can move lots of air, it may be worth running at this dP. Otherwise, you might be better off heating with a huge mass of tepid water and humidity. Depends on what you are growing to a large extent.