Due to earlier-than-expected demand, I am now restocking inventory and have a limited number of packages available.
Bob
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Due to earlier-than-expected demand, I am now restocking inventory and have a limited number of packages available.
Bob
Testing my ice chest air conditioner on a hot, humid day over a period of 7 hours.
Notes: The cooler was holding 35 lbs of ice and one gallon of water.
The actual outdoor temperature in the shade according to my infrared thermometer was 105 degrees (temp sensor under intake grill was in direct sun for a period, indicating 111). Humidity was 70% average.
The cooler was not moved or opened during the test. The camera was removed from the tripod and brought inside between takes.
But does spending twice as much money equate to dramatically better performance?
At least as far as the radiators go, not really. My original design’s lightweight and affordable components cool nearly the same for many hundreds of dollars less.
Nevertheless, this cooler incorporates some significant improvements and my Frankencooler Build Plans have been updated to reflect some of these changes.
Build your own Frankencooler – plans and parts are now available HERE