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  1. DirkSwizzler

    Turn a NexXxoS V.2 into a crossflow using a Y fitting and the drain/fill port?

    That makes sense. Thank you.
  2. DirkSwizzler

    Turn a NexXxoS V.2 into a crossflow using a Y fitting and the drain/fill port?

    Thank you for your helpful reply. This poses an interesting scenario where the radiator might be used to join 2 parts of a loop that were previously split. Just to reduce tubing connections. Although that increases the chance of mismatched pressure across the 2 inputs. Would a significant...
  3. DirkSwizzler

    Turn a NexXxoS V.2 into a crossflow using a Y fitting and the drain/fill port?

    That's why I mentioned using a Y-Splitter to combine both the IN & OUT ports to a single IN. And use the drain as a single OUT. In theory the fluid would go down both sides at the same time. Meet at the other end. Then exit through the drain.
  4. DirkSwizzler

    Turn a NexXxoS V.2 into a crossflow using a Y fitting and the drain/fill port?

    Hmm, now that I think about it a bit more. I guess one of my assumptions was that resistance along the 2 paths would always be even. However, if they became uneven. Then efficiency would silently be impacted. But, would overall loop efficiency be more or less affected than the increased side of...
  5. DirkSwizzler

    Turn a NexXxoS V.2 into a crossflow using a Y fitting and the drain/fill port?

    I was on the fence about whether to buy NexXxoS V.2 radiators with the improved fin design, or X-Flow for better tube routing. I ended up favoring function over form and went with the V.2 rads. Now that I have them in hand, I'm noticing that the drain/fill port is on the opposite side of the...
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