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Intercooler mist cooling system

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07-13-2008, 11:15 PM	#1
*ZGN* I fly drones & film crap. Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Birmingham, AL iTrader: (6) Posts: 2,262 Rep Power: 10	Intercooler mist cooling system Has any one thought of making a misting system that uses water to mist on the IC to help reduce heat? I have the PFS SMIC and with it being 90F+ outside in the daytime it gets heat soaked real quick and my AIT's rise up to 55 Celsius with just minimal boost. I may be crazy but it would be possible to run a line with to the front of the IC which could be controlled by a thermostat off and on to produce a fine mist to help cool down the IC. any one tried this?

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