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Removed the casing of the chiller.... saw some condensation on a black cylinder (next to the cylinder housing the coolant) during the chiller running period...

guess it due be water then...

BTW, how does coolant taste like???? :P

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I use to have condensation problem with my 680

Later I change to a more high powered powerhead and it sloves the problem

Think its bcos the former powerhead is too weak

The water travel too slow and thus have a chance to condense along the way, before it reaches its exit into the sump

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BTW, how does coolant taste like???? :P

Slightly woody on the first palate with peppery aftertaste. Sweet!

Anyway, coolant will evaporate quickly at room temperature.

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