Just popped 2 of
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-028-OE into the res. Found a thread from another forum from Mike of Mayhems...
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Kill coils and how many per Ltr
Just a little advise to people,
If running silver kill coils in a water cooling loops you should have at least 2 per Ltr you use (1 per 1/2 Ltr). Try to use them in different sections of the loop as well and not all in one place. E.g don't use two in just a res, have one in a res and one in a tube. If you are running a large system then you will need to equate this with the amount of kill coils you need.
Ive seen a few post's were people have about 1 ltr of water and only running 1 kill coil and they get nasties, this is because they don't have enough silver in there loop for the amount of water they run.
All so some thing to let you know is if you have say Ultra pure H20 , or distilled and silver kill coils you lose the none conductivity of the liquids and total dissolved solids (TDS). this is normal all so the PPM (parts per million) and TDS go's up..
I tested a kill coil in 1 ltr of liquid left for 6 months. The liquid at the time of starting was 0.01 TDS / 0Us , after 6 months it had gone to 0.80 TDS / 10.4 Us, this was tested against a standing bottle with nothing in which has moved from the same starting value to 0.05 TDS / 0.09Us. The reason why the bottle with noting in it except water went up is because of plastic leakage and this is normal.
We all so found a rather interesting fact water kept in black / blue bottles or canister leaked more plastic into the water then if using white / natural bottles. This lead me to throw away all my 25 ltr canisters and switch fully to natural / white canisters.
mick
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