TEC
(Stranger) 10-03-03 17:43 No 462404 |
Ghetto Magnetical Stirrer (german) | |||||||
http://technik.datacapture-forum.de/baua TEC |
||||||||
mindlib (Hive Bee) 10-04-03 19:24 No 462575 |
OTC stirrer + OTC heating mantle | |||||||
Rh´s page: Magnetic Stirrer Plan: ../rhodium /equipme and, I saw somewhere also an OTC setup for a heating mantle. I saw it here: Post 428802 (Organikum: "use a fucking heating mantle! DIY!", Newbee Forum) Welcome here, TEC ! |
||||||||
Rhodium (Chief Bee) 10-04-03 22:18 No 462609 |
Proper linking | |||||||
mindlib: Please include links, as well as making proper post links (enclode the Post No in [square brackets] and it will become clickable. |
||||||||
stratosphere (Stranger) 10-04-03 23:48 No 462628 |
i thought computer fan motors were high speed, | |||||||
i thought computer fan motors were high speed, low torque? i guess my concern is that when doing something like trying to dissolve a solid in a liquid, the solid which settles to the bottom would stop the stirrer, plus i don't know how you could use this design in conjunction with heating. ive seen electric griddles (for instance by rival) which are temp controlled, (non-magnetic) aluminum, and the way they are designed there is plenty of room to put a stirrer underneath with very little distance seperating the magnets from the flask, but one would need a more heat proof design then the plastic computer fan. lucky for me i got a great deal on 2 real magnetic stirring hotplates, literally i found on a curbside being thrown away in a not so great nieghborhood, so i can only imagine whAt they were used for in their previous life. |
||||||||