so i am making my first xspc loop ,and wonder if a kill coil and pt nuke distilled water is ok ?
1590138
Yes, you can run either or and still have a clean loop (unless you have conflicting metals which would cause corrosion), but if your just going for a antimicrobial solution, both is great.
196539
You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I assume this product is mostly water, given that it's a distillate!
1168602
Since I'm on a well with a lot of minerals, I use distilled water. Actually, I think the directions state that you should use distilled water.
1768351
It's the steam that keeps the food moist, so I always add water to what ever I warm up. As for how long to nuke it, it depends on the amount of food you are nuking. I would start at 1 minute and test.
1022305
It is. A 50/50 mix of distilled water and propylene glycol will maintain 70% RH. Big name manufacturers will tell you theirs is "premixed" and not to add water. They don't breakdown the ratios on the label as it may be self defeating to let you know how to make your own. They market their name and convenience and you pay a premium for it. Xikar does have a quality container though and I have been using their 8oz squeeze bottle to mix and dispense the solution.
690114
Not sure. It shuts down as soon as it comes to a boil. It's not hot enough for me, I always nuke it a bit.
2242287
Yes. Definitely. And if you're talking about brewing. You're going to be starting around 140-160F from your sparge. It should take about 30 mins to get up to 212F. This is as long as you have 220-240V/30amp power supply.
1748908
Yes, provided your heat-loss does not exceed the BTUs made available through normal operation. IMPORTANT: Make sure that your circulator does not produce flows greater than 4 feet per second. That will erode copper tube. More Important: Do not comingle water from your panels with your drinking water system. THAT could contaminate your system, yours and your family's!Keep 'em separate, under 4fps, and stay inside the BTU limit. Call on a Wet Head [Dan Hollohan's title for hydronics gurus] if you aren't familiar with the issues.
1625280
Instructions for the iron suggest tap water or a mix of 50/50 tap and distilled. There is no discussion of water types. I would definitely us the 50/50 with your hard water. Be sure to release the steam when you shut it off. Even though I have very good water, I still raise iron above my head hoping water will drain out of iron and hose.
1714863
Yup. Just wipe off any water that's beaded on it and proceed as normal. The striker should still create sparks and the magnesium shavings should still ignite. What should be dry is the tinder and kindling that you're trying to burn.. use lint from bottom of jeans pocket and kindling etc...
1072134
I guess you could. I would wash out the metal cup afterwards, but I don't believe it would hurt the system. I don't have the user's manual though, so I can't advise as to what they recommend.
717240
I'm running just the stock Bosh coil. and it works great. Though Ive heard it's even smother with the petronix 41k amp coil Which I will soon be ordering.. hope this helps
455915
You pretty much gotta buy the kit, its five dollars though, not too bad. Definitely go LED over the Xenon though.
1691430
What the product page shows is a fused thermocouple not in a sheath. T/c's are put in a sheath for a number of different reasons such as to keep the actual t/c separate from what you are measuring. i.e. if measuring syrup you definitely would want a t/c in a sheath because the syrup would gum up, insulate, contaminate the next measurement you made where as a sheath could be wiped clean with a cloth or what. So it depends what you are doing. I would have no problem with water but once you start getting viscous, not so much. define the issue and put those terms in the search engine. Go fish....
1470785
Howdy Andrew, it would appear that the instruction leaflet that came with coil is a bit confusing, using this on a MSD unit producers up to 48,000 volts, however when fitted & checked, it runs around 39825 to 40125, so my answer to you is 40,000 volts, I'm sorry if this confuses you, these are really great units, my motor is heavily cam'd & carb'd and the high voltage has settled the idling no end, anyway, good luck, Jim
1351684
No it will not harm your pad, your converter should always be a higher wattage.
900562
It should kill anything that would be killed with boiling hot water becaue it operates with scalding hot steam. If this is not enough info contact Euroflex/Monster and ask more information.