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|removaldate=Fall 2015 | |||
|removalreason=they were leaky | |||
|replacements=None, though Ian O. might try to build a small one at some point. | |||
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|arrived=Aug 2012 | |arrived=Aug 2012 | ||
|location= | |location=Shelves under projector screen in Bay 108 | ||
|status=Unknown, possibly broken (see Repair Notes) | |status=Unknown, possibly broken (see Repair Notes) | ||
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==Specs== | ==Specs== | ||
Revision as of 17:49, 23 December 2015
| This article is about a tool that is no longer at Protospace. Further information can be found below. |
- Type: Dewars
- Make/Model: ??
- Serial Number: ??
- Original Owner: Shannon H
- Removed by: unknown/general members
- Removal Reason: they were leaky
- Loan Status: Donated to Protospace
- Arrival Date: Aug 2012
- Removal Date: Fall 2015
- Replacements: None, though Ian O. might try to build a small one at some point.
- Location: Shelves under projector screen in Bay 108
- Functional Status: Unknown, possibly broken (see Repair Notes)
- Usage Permissions: Open to Members & Friends
- Certification: Self-Taught
- Wiki-ID: [[{{{id}}}]]
Specs
- 50L each
- Vacuum sealed (giant thermos)
- Suitable for liquid nitrogen storage
Repair Notes
- James filled one with LN2 several days prior to Makerfaire 2012, LN2 evaporated in 2 days. Possible vaccuum seal leak.
- Other units untested