QUOTE(pujiesss @ Dec 11 2007, 12:17 PM)
is it true??how come the oil did not damage the hardware??
sorry... i'm noob!
Where can I get mineral oil?, mineral oil cooling
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Apr 9 2009, 08:30 AM
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QUOTE(pujiesss @ Dec 11 2007, 12:17 PM) is it true??how come the oil did not damage the hardware?? sorry... i'm noob! |
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QUOTE(Serpentarius @ Apr 9 2009, 03:21 PM) oil is not electric conductor. water only conduct electric ohh...(electric cannot go through) if you really want to use mineral oil ..... get baby oil (it's mineral oil) or other extra (double) purified mineral oil for better efficiency baby oil is purchasable in supermarket, pharmacy, or kedai runcit avoid fragrance ones, coz those are addictives you could also use silicone gel (lubricant), which purchasable in supermarkets, autoshops, hardware shops. keep in mind, silicone gel is not a good heat conductor, compared to the mineral oil besure to keep in mind to get a a good pump which can deal with high vicosity fluids ... if you want to keep the oil cooled this is an old thread ... someone should close this thread (my previous post is 2007!) thanx for the explanation! |
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