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  @dennistaylor3971Сағат бұрын

  So, this is not a video showing how to make one? If not, it's shut showing off

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  @ShrimpCracka2 сағат бұрын

  this is honestly the best version of the chest freezer ive seen, thank you! the idea for the tranmission oil cooler is genius

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  @howardblasingame79615 сағат бұрын

  Excellent idea. Next week my Jack Russel & I are driving cross country in my Astro with no A/C. This is a life saver.

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  @user-iz2yt4uv2m9 сағат бұрын

  Thanks 👀 ☺️ 😊

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  @spyke357512 сағат бұрын

  Heya. Ended up getting this ptc heater after watching this video. Do you know if a 12v stc-1000 would run this reliably

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  @SeanVigne12 сағат бұрын

  I would love to see you figure out how to put a very small A/C system inside an inline duct fan. It doesn't have to be anything like 8000 btu, but it does need to be able to cool a small space like a dog house. That would be awesome!

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  @notpoliticallycorrect18 сағат бұрын

  Excellent!

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  @sunnygunz19 сағат бұрын

  lol your still at it lol,,,,i watched your first ac SIY about 9 years ago lol....food job

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  @quietStorm24723 сағат бұрын

  Your unit has a very nice design.

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  @jerrepeak908323 сағат бұрын

  Why didn't you take the damn sandwich up sooner ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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  @Alex-oy6wbКүн бұрын

  Some microplastics won’t hurt anyone

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  @familyman8439Күн бұрын

  Thx

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  @TinusTegenlichtКүн бұрын

  I love your videos and projects! What kind of radiator are your using here? I wasn't able to find one like it.

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  @ColinMill1Күн бұрын

  I was wondering if this sort of arrangement would help humidify a greenhouse and keep the temperature in check. Thanks to you I have the answer without doing the experiment. Very useful.

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  @charlesreeves-i4sКүн бұрын

  good idea but a lot of work and the cost , that is a good project for the winter months Yea for now i like the gallon jugs in the freezer in a plastic pan in front of fan that works OK quick and ease not much cost nether dollar 25 for a dish pan at dollar tree, a block of wood in the meddle of pan fan blowing on the out side of the block of ice and their you have it works pretty good, air temp a gout 65 t0 69, works OK,

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  @rdsox09Күн бұрын

  What did u use for liner tho?

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  @bensexton254Күн бұрын

  Cut a piece of foam insulation to fit the top of the cooler and you don't have to destroy the cooler lid :)

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  @paullago8345Күн бұрын

  0:50 You Think?????? Maybe that would have been helpful at the beginning of your video! 🤔

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  @MohammadaleqiaКүн бұрын

  Thank you, you benefited the people in their hot country

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  @dizzy2k224Күн бұрын

  Which ones cools down a room better? This one or the cooler one u posted 9 months ago with the sea foam blower? Thank u

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. it's hard to say. i may have to do side by side tests. that sea foam blower one is definitely one of the strongest ones i've ever made.

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  @ddrusaКүн бұрын

  Yay

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  @Lord_Neko_Күн бұрын

  With the cost of those coils now, you may as well just buy a dehumidifier...

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  @hoteldumort3852Күн бұрын

  What is the 'pad' made from ? What material do you use for it ?

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. technically it's foamed polyester 👍🙂

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  @familyman8439Күн бұрын

  Nice ,simple

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  Yes, thanks 🙂

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  @chrisofchrisandmartha9650Күн бұрын

  aspen pads are good outside the house evap coolers, i never tried inside but yes could be messy inside but mine don't shed much outside in a standard cooler.

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  @ghazanfarjavaid41592 күн бұрын

  Great.. make a car heater like this... Saving of gasoline and engine life...

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  interesting idea. maybe use coper pipe and place the pipe near hot engine.

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  @cggage2 күн бұрын

  Just to clarify - the fan is sucking air through the back, through the damp pad, and blowing it out the front? It's not blowing air through the pad? I used to work overseas in a very dry area and we had these. I now live on the east coast of the USA where it is very humid so the chance of this working is not good. I'm going to pass this along to a friend who lives in an arid climate. Thanks.

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi there. pad is on back of fan. if you put the pad on the front it acts like a barrier and most of the air won't go through. yes, these struggle to work if the humidity it too high.

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  @TheKid96783 күн бұрын

  Other than that, I plan to make use of this method when the time comes. It's a great idea.

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  @johnm24823 күн бұрын

  So out of all you ice chest air conditioner builds, do you have an absolute favorite?

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. they all have their individual benefits so i can't say that i have a favorite.

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  @johnm24823 күн бұрын

  Thank you for sharing all your great ideas… I live where it is very hot and very humid. How would you deal with all the condensation that the transmission cooler would create?

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. any condensation will just drop to the bottom of the tube. over time a few drops might run out. i'd say just put a folded paper towel at the end of tube to catch it. (a small sponge might work too)

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  @jerseysmash82003 күн бұрын

  Run water in tubing around and around ans arount a freezer chest for at home use..lol

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. i've thought about that but never tried it.

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  @thesoloveichiks1593 күн бұрын

  Awesome, as always!

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi and thank you!

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  @peatjones3 күн бұрын

  Great idea. I was looking for something to use that was cleaner burning. In case of a power outage. I live in a really cold area and don't have a fireplace to rely on. I feel 10 of these on my kitchen table would pump out the heat you know. And probably not kill everyone inside right? Lol

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. this alcohol lamp burns fairly cleanly, but for the cleanest burn possible, you might want to look at my 'ethanol blend fuel' alcohol lamp videos. i typically use 'indoor ventless fireplace fuel' in those. that is usually (if not always) an ethanol blend fuel.

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  @MyelinGrey3 күн бұрын

  So cool

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi and thank you!

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  @anio68653 күн бұрын

  I was thinking of making a carbon felt tabletop like firepit pit with a smaller paint can for to use in my chiminea. Do you think thise paint cans are too thin ?

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  that's an interesting idea. i think the paint cans are thick enough but i couldn't say for sure (since i haven't tried it)

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  @charlenecullen21164 күн бұрын

  Made one with large styrofoam cooler. Worked great for grand daughter’s dorm room which was sweltering hot. Thank you!

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. that's great! 👍😎

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  @mustangandfrankenstein4 күн бұрын

  Thank you brother keep em coming..

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  you bet.

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  @shyfire51504 күн бұрын

  Great workl!!! I'm gonna build one asap. Only thing i would change is i would insulate the cold water input tube to the house

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  @jennatrusty5224 күн бұрын

  Yeah these are all well and good but I don't have to keep running in and get nice what I'm asking is can I use the ice machine that I have that is a portable ice machine and or the refrigerator that I have the tiny refrigerator take out the element refrigerant elements turn that into an air conditioner using the refrigerant that I would use in a car or something like that I'm not trying to use no ice to make a refrigerator to make a freezer to make an air conditioner I don't want to have to use ice

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  @mohammedalzuhairi97064 күн бұрын

  May I ask if it's working with 48°c temperature 🤒

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. yep, it will work at that temp. if you have air this hot (48c=118F) it is most likely very dry air, so this unit should work well.

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  @coling70914 күн бұрын

  Honestly man, probably the best eco friendly invention channel on KZread.

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi and thank you. eco-friendly is a good way to describe the channel. i like to focus on projects that are simple, useful, and practical with off-grid options and an emphasis on being eco-friendly (having solar power options etc.).

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  @guymiller92125 күн бұрын

  That is bad ass for the lake. Thanks for the tip, bro.

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  you're welcome! ✔🙂

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  @Bobby-qv6kl5 күн бұрын

  How is the sand getting hot? Do you have to heat it on the stove first?

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  @desertsun02Күн бұрын

  hi. options for heating the sand vary. lately, i've been looking into various off-grid options (parabolic cookers/fresnel lenses etc.). other 'off grid' options include DC heating elements. 12v ptc elements work well. those can be hooked directly to 12v solar panels or other 12v sources.

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  @fahadharbi81375 күн бұрын

  Thank you for good work, Is it possible if all air interance were closed except through radiator?

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  @kristelbabal12655 күн бұрын

  I built this as exactly as you shown and I took camping is freaking amazing

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  @desertsun025 күн бұрын

  that's awesome! 🙂⭐

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  @edieboudreau96375 күн бұрын

  Thanks

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  @desertsun025 күн бұрын

  you're welcome 🙂👍

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  @shoalsbeverage17055 күн бұрын

  Knowledge applied is power!!! Awesome job!!!!

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  @desertsun025 күн бұрын

  hi, yes, and thank you very much! 😎✔

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  @alexanderkurek88706 күн бұрын

  I wonder for cooler air could you cut a small hole for the fan cord an keep the fan or a small window fan locked an attached to top of cooler top inside without a larger second hole to push more cold air around then out the main exhaust?

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  @karczagistvan89436 күн бұрын

  Does it also work with fridges?

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  @craigs97406 күн бұрын

  Please tell me where you got the 12v fan

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  @desertsun025 күн бұрын

  hi. i got it at walmart (sold in their auto dept.). you can also find these on amazon