Bravo..

STFU...!

EDIT: Congrats, my jaw hit 'save'

Judging by his previous posts, he has an A/C unit that draws as much power as the Avalon itself blow cold air into the intake:

quite impressive. I'm planning to do the same thing with a very similar looking AC unit.

Question: did you upgrade the PSU? and if so, what are you running now? and if not, can you verify the make/model of the PSU that came with your avalon?

Thanks

A fine solution if the additional 20 GH/s is earning you more than the increased power consumption. Curious though how sustainable this is unless it is a 4 blade unit?

Have anyone tried to completely submerge Avalon into mineral oil? That works very well for desktop computers.

I wonder if there is a water block out there that would fit...
100GH/s with good cooling, might be worthwhile. 

congratulations

Part of air conditioning (heat exchange) works to cool the air cools by removing moisture.  Static electricity would be a bigger risk than condensation... the condensate accumulates on the coils of the A/C unit and (hopefully) is removed by some method (a drain?).

Static electricity does have a tendency to be worse in dry air and is a bigger risk factor IMHO.  I seem to notice this more in the summer months of air conditioned server rooms.  Although I am not sure an R2D2 unit such as that would cause any concern for overly dry air and static electricity.