Also,  does anyone know what would be considered a "good" difference in outlet water temperature?  For testing purposes, If I'm using water starting at 70F, what should I strive for?  I plan to use an indirect system with non-toxic anti-freeze, so, I shouldn't be working with temps as low as 70F anyway but...  I found 2 double paned sliding glass door panels today.  I can build the boxes and experiment with the 2 side by side until I come up with the best combination but, at what temp should I begin to see diminishing returns?  Also, could I expect anti-freeze temps to be able pushed higher than water alone?  That's of course, provided that I can attain temperatures that high anyway.

Thanks everyone,
Take care,
Ken
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