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I am not sure, but I have seen solar tanks which use plastic pipes as heat exchangers. Plus I will put the filter outlet in this coil, so it will agitate and move water around the coil.
As to aluminium, maybe use 2-4 of those heat exchangers in parallel?
OK, I have moved my PC and aquarium to a new place, where there are really close to each other. The idea of heating the tank by a CPU is closer now :)
I'm thinking of making a heat exchanger with pex-al-pex tubes, coiled and inserted in the corner of the aquarium.
This way there will be no...
Regading the DIY route. I am currently looking for a HiFi desktop PC speaker and I came across the "full-range driver" variety. This is one of the manufacturers: http://www.markaudio.com/
I plan to use a pair of their drivers in plywood cabinets. The cabinets will be of a pentagon or hexagon...
Sorry for reviving this thread.
I had a similar idea - to use an aquarium for cooling my PC. I have a 75 gal (300l) tank which is currently heated by a 300W heater.
My idea is to insert an aluminium tube coil in the tank to act as a tank water / PC coolant heat exchanger.
So basically...
The problem of compatibility of sRGB and wide gamut displays will be more acute in the future because there are more and more of WG displays from NEC, Dell, Acer, Samsung, etc.
Judging by the review at TFT Central (http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/spyder2express.htm) the Spyder2 is not a calibration tool at all!
Spyder2 attained a DeltaE of 2.3 :eek:
LaCie calibrated the same display to a DeltaE of 0.7!
After such a review it is clear why Spyder2 is not...
Well, the receipt said "repair of the power supply". I think there are several explanations why it took them 3 weeks: 1) my 2690 was the first unit going for repair 2) they were not in a hurry (according to Russian law repairs can take up to 50 days!) 3) the repair was completed AFTER travbomb...
There is something wrong with NEC clams that they use "Grade A" panels.
2690 is the only display with this LG.Philips panel and I wonder where they send "Grade B" panels !
DavidC - my noise problem was fixed definitely but it took 3 weeks.
I have successfully calibrated my 2690wuxi with SpectraView II.
The result in the gray gradient is much better than with SV Profiler - no more red or green hues.
Average DeltaE 0.37 with dark values, 0.25 without.
no!
2690 + 3rd party software = good calibration
2690 + Spectraview or Profiler = excellent calibration
I installed the latest Catalyst and .Net framework 2 and DDC/CI started to work in NaviSet, but still the "Hardware calibration" is not available in Profiler :(
Well, I have received my monitor back from the service center and they fixed the noise issue - I ran the display the whole day to verify it.
Now I have another problem - with the hardware calibration. :mad:
I downloaded the trial version of SpectraView Profiler 4.1.2 and it doesn't allow...
... and to complicate things more, Spectraview profiler v4 is just a rebranded BasICColor display v4, I wonder if the latest version of BasICColor display v4 is able to write the LUT of 2690.
However I wasn't able to find the origin of Spectraview II
Good news everyone!
I got a call from the service center and they said that the monitor was repaired.
I wonder if they applied the fix travbomb mentions or did it by guesswork.
I will get the monitor back tomorrow.