Prelude91siT

i remember seing post about using thermoelectric to cool the resevoir but i dont think nobody actually tried it. i think this could work on a a/a setup 2. maybe using like 2 of these. what u guys think?


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DTmax is 68 deg C.

DT = delta temperature

In other words, the maximum temperature delta from hot side to cold side is 68 deg C

Your cold side temperature will depend on how cool you keep the hot side of the device.

For example, if you keep the hot side below:

154.4 deg F (68 deg C) you can achieve ZERO deg C (32 deg F) at the cold side.

120 deg F (48.9 deg C) you can achieve minus 19 deg C (minum 2.2 deg F) at the cold side.

Boostage

what is this?

Seraph0

I'm confused why this is here.

And what is "a/w" and "a/a"??

dasher

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And what is "a/w" and "a/a"??</TD></TR></TABLE>

hes talking about using a small thermoelectric Peltier Cooler on an air/air or air/water intercooler.

For anybody that is interested, it won't cool anything down worth a damn and is a waste of money.

Prelude91siT

so has anybody found anything similiar that does work?