MDawson

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Just contact TeamPhariswheel
via PM. He builds some of the cleanest units out there.

TeamPhariswheel

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Just want to let everyone know that I am still making and selling the Team Pharriswheel "SuperCooler" and "SuperCoolerX" as fast as I can. (I do have a real job, this was supposed to be a hobby)
I have sold over 500 units world wide in the past year, and have exhausted some of my suppliers. Right now I have a few units ready to ship, and I'm waiting for parts to make another run.
Thanks Jon for bumping the thread, and Mark for helping with the R&D for the JRSX. Jeff -- Team Pharriswheel

Jon Kerr

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NP Jeff. Once I got a Keyance in the car and rewired it a little more neatly, I was able to mount it from the top rather than having to go from the bottom. Much easier. Here's a pic.

Jon Kerr

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one more

DOTMAN

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Hey, Jeff...what's the diff between the cooler and CoolerX

kh15

these coolers make you motor sooo cold, it wont effect the motor in a negitive way, i know its good to run a cold motor but these motor as like -7

Jon Kerr

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Well, I usually will hit the track with the motor in the 30's. I haven't seen one get that cold. I'm not sure how Jeff got it that cold, but on race day, 25-30f is about where it goes to.

TeamPhariswheel

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Hey Dotman, I ya look at the pics(attachments) on page 1 of this thread, you will see the difference.
The original "SuperCooler" was designed for cars (TC3, XXX-s) where the motor is accessable from the top. These "clamp" on the motor from the top. The "SuperCoolerX" came about when racers wanted something to fit cars like the X-ray, where the motor is buried between the bulkheads. The car (motor) sits on top of a "saddle".
The thermoelectric coupling that I use is good for aprox a 60 degree temp differential. I have had the cold side down below minus -25, under perfect conditons, and a heatsink and fan combo bigger than a 1/10 scale car. Not very practical, and way to expensive (but it will freeze a beer in about 30 seconds).

Jon Kerr

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ttt

kiyano

I have manufactured what is the same in November in 2003.
My cooler cools a battery.

If it says from my experience, dew condensation will occur depending on open air temperature.

here is link to my page.
http://babelfish.altavista.com/babel...tteryStand.htm

Mr. Shookie

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Jeff got it today......
Lets just say man thats cool.....
I thought it was going to look like some prototye.....
Hogwash the Super cooler not only does its job but also looks nice doing it....
Thanks for making me one.
Take Care & GOD Bless,
Stephen <><

dyaz21

Jeff YGPM

TeamPhariswheel

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Thanks, Got it! Have FUN! Stay "Cool"!

ali_g

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hi guys,

wat kind of stuff u guys use to bond the whole device? (peltier, heatsink,motor clip)??

TeamPhariswheel

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I haven't been on the threads in a while, but to answer the last question. I use a MSPBA (Micronized Steel Polymer Bonding Agent). I tried soldering, and brazing but it would discolor the copper so bad and the bond (and thermal transfer) was not any better.