Subject	If you are going air-to-water...
Posted by	RSR on December 24, 2002 at 6:16 AM
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In Reply To	Copper IC's have been designed and ordered. Will let you posted by Scotts94z32 on December 24, 2002 at 01:09 AM
Message	...the only problem that I can see is the need for a pretty big jug-o-water to keep the water in the system from heating up too quickly. Don't you think that will be a problem at the road courses? You've got an unlimited amount of cool air with air-to-air, but only a limited amount of water capacity with air-to-water.
Follow Ups	Copper IC's have been designed and ordered. Will let you - Scotts94z32 01:09:49 12/24/02 Where'd you order them from? (n/m) - EricTTZ 01:26:39 12/24/02 I drew them in autocad, ordered the material, and am having - Scotts94z32 01:29:30 12/24/02 Re: I drew them in autocad, ordered the material, and am having - ZEngineer 01:34:20 12/24/02 LM uses ProE also. I use A/C b/c that's what I have the tra - Scotts94z32 01:36:57 12/24/02 the certification is step 1 of the master plan.. - ZEngineer 01:41:21 12/24/02 I work in the Palo Alto facility - what is your background, - Scotts94z32 01:45:53 12/24/02 Re: I work in the Palo Alto facility - what is your background, - ZEngineer 01:52:22 12/24/02 so are you goin A/W then? - Altersys 02:04:43 12/24/02 If you are going air-to-water... - RSR 06:16:29 12/24/02 couple quick things I like to comment on. - Carlos Ramirez 07:10:32 12/24/02 Some answers and more comments here.... - Scotts94z32 08:46:42 12/24/02 I'll admit that I'm critical of these kinds of things... - RSR 11:42:14 12/24/02 critical is how it should be - you make good points that - Scotts94z32 13:31:52 12/24/02
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