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ArcticMyst Security by Avery
My DIY phase change system :D
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DUN DUN DUN!
You have been spotted elsewhere Things! How dare you!
You have been spotted elsewhere Things! How dare you!
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now add that to your pc case and go grab some nice 220 lines. oc to the max with a setup that large.
So whats the point for it?
What do you plan on cooling?
House or what?
So whats the point for it?
What do you plan on cooling?
House or what?
Water
But then, you can do anything with that water. In the summer, I can pump it thru some small radiators with fans to cool my mum and brother's bedroom. For concerts at school etc, I can use it to chill fog to keep it low on the ground. At parties you can fill it right up and use it as a drink cooler. Endless uses
I'm adding a 20x4 LCD on the top panel, which I can use to give error readouts, temps of various components, set temps etc. Then I'll have 2 or so little push buttons to set the temperature.
But then, you can do anything with that water. In the summer, I can pump it thru some small radiators with fans to cool my mum and brother's bedroom. For concerts at school etc, I can use it to chill fog to keep it low on the ground. At parties you can fill it right up and use it as a drink cooler. Endless uses
I'm adding a 20x4 LCD on the top panel, which I can use to give error readouts, temps of various components, set temps etc. Then I'll have 2 or so little push buttons to set the temperature.
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you going to get the serial one or just the regular 11 pin one?
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Will be nice, is it a blue backlight one?
It would kinda go with the whole "cool" theme.
It would kinda go with the whole "cool" theme.
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That is the best one.
i was never a fan of the yellow or red.
Plus its the best to read stands out the most.
Where did you get it?
i was never a fan of the yellow or red.
Plus its the best to read stands out the most.
Where did you get it?
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Perhaps it fell out of a pickup or something
I like the drink cooler idea - you can probably fill one of those inflatable pools with water and cans of beer and keep that chilled
What's funny is that's actually possible
I have a inflatable spa thing that used to have a 2kW heater, so I'd think a 3.2kW cooler would get it nice and chilly
Although, I probably wouldn't leave the unit with a few guys with that much beer .. Maybe if it was a huge party or something
I have a inflatable spa thing that used to have a 2kW heater, so I'd think a 3.2kW cooler would get it nice and chilly
Although, I probably wouldn't leave the unit with a few guys with that much beer .. Maybe if it was a huge party or something
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Something like a mega-bbq would fit the bill
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hey how much to send that thing to the us? my AC just broke on me and i need to rig something up my room is hitting 98 plus humidity. i have living on the second floor
Prototyped the circuitry on a breadboard, then transfered it to a PCB. Yes, it's a massive PCB, but more room for expansion later My aircon is going to have more circuitry than Nasa's shuttles!
Now all I gotta do is work out the delay code for the compressor, the rest of the code is done
EDIT: Figured all the code out, it's ready for testing in the unit tomorrow
My aircon is going to have more circuitry than Nasa's shuttles!
Now all I gotta do is work out the delay code for the compressor, the rest of the code is done
EDIT: Figured all the code out, it's ready for testing in the unit tomorrow
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