User talk:Drthompson1817

Additions of http://.powersystemscooling.com
Redirects to http://.microsystemscooling.com-a.googlepages.com advert for http://.parker.com (Parker Hannifin Corp)

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 * Sorry, no disrespect meant to the community but technically the article should be renamed to liquid cooling because typically it is not solely done with water. As an example in an automotive application anitfreeze is added, that mixture, while using water as a solvent and transport fluid is not just water, you'd never drink it.  The point of my post for the link was to inform the community that other liquids could be used and in different ways that are just now coming to the forefront.  Also, I fail to see how other blatantly commercial links (Koolance? come on) are allowed yet a link from a highly regarded engineering company are not.  Just my .02, appreciate your thoughts Drthompson1817 (talk) 12:00, 7 June 2008 (UTC)