11,000 BTU DX GEO Heating

MEMPHIS91 · 10-05-15, 06:39 PM

Jeff, THAT MAKES SENSE! I guess I thought it was the violent action of the brazing that forced the black stuff into the pipe, I was assuming any gas flowing out would stop this from happening, but since your wisdom has once again kept me from doing stupid things, I TOTALLY understand now. THANK YOU. I got some old paintball co2 tanks laying around. Could helium tanks (the pink ones) be a good option? I'm not sure how expensive they are.

pinballlooking, I will try to get some pictures of my setup posted soon. The basic idea is the condenser is 20 feet of 316 stainless steal coil in the bottom of the fish tank. Stainless has no effect of the fish. I should have that part finished by the end of the week.

I got some more done today. I went with 1/8" for the oil return line.

10-05-15, 06:39 PM	#11
MEMPHIS91 Journeyman EcoRenovator Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Oxford, MS USA Posts: 496 Thanks: 69 Thanked 87 Times in 61 Posts	Jeff, THAT MAKES SENSE! I guess I thought it was the violent action of the brazing that forced the black stuff into the pipe, I was assuming any gas flowing out would stop this from happening, but since your wisdom has once again kept me from doing stupid things, I TOTALLY understand now. THANK YOU. I got some old paintball co2 tanks laying around. Could helium tanks (the pink ones) be a good option? I'm not sure how expensive they are. pinballlooking, I will try to get some pictures of my setup posted soon. The basic idea is the condenser is 20 feet of 316 stainless steal coil in the bottom of the fish tank. Stainless has no effect of the fish. I should have that part finished by the end of the week. I got some more done today. I went with 1/8" for the oil return line. Attached Thumbnails