soulesschild
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11.4 mm outer diameter = .45 inches. I'm about to purchase pieces for a new WC setup and had planned to use 3/8 tubing. Just to confirm, this will not work in 3/8 tubing, correct? Does it come in a smaller size? I don't see anything other than the .45 inch version on Petra's.
Do what I did and buy 12" of .999 Pure Silver Bar for $7.50 and make your own...![]()
why not just go buy some pure silver and put it in your tank
so where exactly do these do? do these replace the coolant? or the PT NUKE?
i'm planning to use 9:1 Distilled waterentosin G11 mixture
do i just put this into ANY TUBE? like between the cpu -> Reservoir?
How about Silver w/ regards to Copper and Aluminum... arent we asking for a reaction here?
The galvanic potential of silver, relative to copper is only around 0.2v... Aluminum is a different story (But why would you have aluminum in the loop anyways?) and has a larger voltage differential.
Differing metals must be immersed in an electrolyte, and be electrically connected.
Water blocks are all tied to case ground...
A killcoil, inside a tube, protected from electrical connection, will not corrode.
The galvanic potential of silver, relative to copper is only around 0.2v... Aluminum is a different story (But why would you have aluminum in the loop anyways?) and has a larger voltage differential.
Trying to think of where this would go in my loop and how to get it in there without re-working my entire loop. I have never had a problem with bacteria in my loop but I have in other computers that sat and were not used. I just have a feeling if I put this in my loop I would get it stuck in there and then break it trying to get it out, but maybe I am overthinking things.
what about putting it into the reservoir? would that be okay in an XSPC ResTop w/ MCP355 pump?
and how long do these things last? will i ever need to replace?
really so one of these killcoils will work in any water cooling setup FOREVER?
another reason to get one over PT Nuke
what about using copper sulfate for the aquarium? i hear this works the same...
If you ever have to put your mouth on those tubes I would suggest you not use copper sulfate.
and why would i ever put my mouth on the tubes?
i dont think i'll ever do that anyway since i'll be using distilled + g11
The galvanic potential of silver, relative to copper is only around 0.2v... Aluminum is a different story (But why would you have aluminum in the loop anyways?) and has a larger voltage differential.
But, these coils will never come in contact with case ground, nor any other electrical pathway between the other metal in question (if installed inside a tube that is) so accelerated galvanic corrosion is a nonissue.
Differing metals must be immersed in an electrolyte, and be electrically connected. Water blocks are all tied to case ground... A killcoil, inside a tube, protected from electrical connection, will not corrode.