Found this on Craig's list in Denver if any one is Intrested. They seem to have a lot of them.
http://denver.craigslist.org/for/3216715586.html
http://denver.craigslist.org/for/3216715586.html
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I wonder how much they actually are.
If only I lived in denver
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I was just in Denver! That sucks...
Marquez
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I've replied to his other Craigs postings and he quoted me $300 for their smallest chiller.
He never replied as to what is available for $50.
Hope somebody else had better luck than I did.
He never replied as to what is available for $50.
Hope somebody else had better luck than I did.
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$350 is a bargain.
I have a large one (3/4 hp compressor, 1/4 hp pump) and didn't notice a huge swing in my electric bill.
I have a large one (3/4 hp compressor, 1/4 hp pump) and didn't notice a huge swing in my electric bill.
marcb
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With a decent reservoir and a jacketed or coiled fermenter they can be leveraged for cooling or maintaining fermentation temps in hot environments. I agree that $350 is a bargain depending on the manufacturer and options. Lowest I've seen decent used units go for is 5-600 with no warranty.
DmdJoe said:
I am not an expert on chiller but this might answer your question.
http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/propylene-glycol-d_363.html
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