I think this is effective because under the same logic of water sitting under a tree of shade. and running into the sunlight there is a difference in heat transfer. slight but real. the water in the cooler is cooler. just because its in the shade to ake it even more effective.I think having a HUGE cooler filled with water would be way more effective because the amount of "cool" water would outway the amount of water in the exposed tubing. thats in the elements of heat.Wat if U used antifreeze?
unless your freezer/refrigerator is out side you are not cooling anything except for maybe a while or so. remember the carnot cycle is only 40%-60% efficient so there for you are actually working your freezer/refrigerator harder thus making it hotter in your house. you got to throw the heat some where right? i mean your freezer/refrigerator doesn't just eat/destroy heat its a pump right?
So where do you get the ice from? The freezer? Making ice in your freezer actually heats up your room. In fact, the laws of thermodynamics means that you will always be heating up the room more than you are cooling it. So unless you are buying tons of ice from the store, this system won't work!
I had an idea very similar to this, however I was thinking of using a bigger fan and do the following: Tap into a refrigerator/freezer that is already being used and run the copper pipe through either cold water in the fridge, or have them run through a block of ice in the freezer. I dont think it would rob too much heat from the fridge, and should work pretty well.
@jbbauer0 This will not work. The process of cooling the pipe transfers heat into the fridge. The fridge will then need to pump that heat back out into the room to keep the inside cool. In the process, the compressor in the fridge will generate additional waste heat. The result is that you will actually heat up your room even more. That is why all air conditioning units have to be exhausted to the outdoors, and why a fridge can never be used to cool a room.
@Jasonsharonpoole Antifreeze isnt a cold substance. It just keeps things from freezing. Like that why u put it in a radiator Cause if u put water in there, itd freeze in the winter and your car wouldnt start
@mnight207 if u leave water it the radiator during the winter it will crack the engine block which causes it not to start u can run water in a radiator but switch it to anti freeze before winter!
@BloodstainedMErc lol ja tuurlijk staat ie altijd aan. Maar als de vriezer iets moet opwarmen gaat ie extra hard zn werk doen. Kost extra energie + je vriezer maakt extra warmte. Doch vriezer staat bijna altijd in andere ruimte dan je AC unit, dus punt van Arjanvanmaren klopt niet.
DiY doesn't have to be too bad, exactly, i've made my own beamer, who blows simply on an sunny day, a nice and clear view. (about 150 inch)...
how would this be effective with a pelier? and, what if you place the fan horizontal, in a case, so he can suck (mmm, bad english i think) hot air, and make a circuit of small computer fans, directly connected with a pelier, and blow it out on the other way (maybe in separate fan holes), to fill the room from different places?
Het heeft totaal geen zin, want de vriezer moet ijs maken, dan komt er warmte via de achterkant van de koelkast de kamer in. Dus eigenlijk wat je doet is je verwarmt de kamer en je haalt de warmte deels weg?! -.- epic failure... En btw t is leluk
Please help me,I made the copper wire fan,I put the copper wire around a portable fan..i attached everything and the copper wire was super cool..its was very cold..but the fan continued to throw the same warm air!! please help..i think i might have used less copper wire..it covered the fan's front..or the fan is high speed..should i cover the back of the fan as well? Please i need to make it
It's worth noting that in really humid areas this will work far less - This is basically a cheap alternative to a swamp cooler, not a Freon based cooler like an air conditioner. This will work spectacularly for areas that get a dry heat, with capabilities of cooling the air around it from 20-30 degrees at around 10-15% humidity and providing some nice moisture. However, if you live in a humid area (say northwest PA, like I do) the most it'll cool the air is 3-5 degrees at 80% (average) humidity
This works! You just need to use it with the doors and windows closed in a room 4x4 meters. With a temperature out side of 28'C or 82.4'F for the Americans, one bucket of 0'C/ 32'F ice water will last you 1hr at 25'C/ 77'F for the room temperature.
@Lazarus65 Ghetto, you haven't seen ghetto...dude. Ghetto people wouldn't use this or make it even if their life depended on it. You obviously haven't been around the block that much and saying it's ghetto is just wrong. This is the foundation of what air conditioners are today.
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I made one of these but used about 10x more coil and it still worked for shit. If you want sweet cool relief, go by a $.10 Styrofoam cooler, fill it with frozen 2 liters, cut 2 holes in it and blow a fan through it.
IMHO you can also use a earthenware pot with water which will provide continuous suppply of cold water. Better still, keep an aluminium vessel (aluminum is the best heat exchanger after diamond) inside th pot. keep water in the aluminium vessel and fill the gap in b/w pot and vessel with beach sand (best or any mud) and fill that portion with water too.... You get a 24 x 7 DIY A/C.
@KingSlimjeezy not a swamp cooler. no evaporation is occurring. A similar method to this is used in hotels. a large h2o supply is circulated through the suites coils only back through a mechanically refrigerated chiller.
@KingSlimjeezy no man. swamp cooler is basically an evaporative cooler, meaning the heat absorbed from the air is used as latent heat to convert water into vapour. Here the heat is merely exchanged onto the water which merely increases in temperature (since ice cold water is being used).
And to think for the value which is twice that of this project I can get a real air conditioner that will cool up to a room and a half and not an area no more than that of 5 square feet which is probably over exagerating for this poor mans air conditioner.
@YourFreeToys Yes I understand the concept of this is to cool yourself in a localized area but the reality is that with the heat exchange whats it going to last... an hr, maybe two before you need more ice ?
Where do you get the ice water? If it is from your freezer in a part of your house you are trying to cool, then the net effect will be making your house warmer. If you buy ice from the store, then it will cool the room however so will simply leaving the ice on the counter. A person would be orders of magnitude better off simply buying an air conditioner.
its just the gut said (kinda troll like) that this would never work it would if anything cool down the water. i replied to him telling him that this would definately work
Great idea. The only thing you have to worry about are other white trash people coming to your house and steeling the copper pipe to cash in for drug money.
@ghostcivic99 Where I live in Hawaii it's en epidemic among the mostly white or mixed Asian, crack heads. Or here they call it "ice". A couple years back they even stripped the copper wire from the freeway lights, so at night entire tracks of freeway were pitch black. Fun stuff!
@StevenVerd ^_^ ok, yeah we have the same problem here in Phoenix, az but its mostly the mexicans that do it. they break into abandond houses or while your vacationing and steal all that good stuff! lol
I've heard of people using these; they definitely work. When you run that ice water through the tube the water draws heat energy from it, and so to compensate, the tube sucks more energy out of the air passing across it.. However, I'd like to see this thing tested to see if it melts a cooler full of ice more quickly than leaving the lid off does. Or just pointing a fan into an open cooler of ice. Whichever way melts ice quickest is the one that cools best in the long run.
@SomewhatStaid ok your making this to hard on yourself. its same principle as your ac unit, copper tubing (+metal fins) with cold fluid runningthrough = cooler air whick can be made to pass through. lol all air conditioning is, is air being passed through a radiator of some sorts to cool the air.
That's actually not a bad idea. Styrofoam is a good insulator, however, if you really want to be intuitive, drill holes in a cooler and load it with alot of ice. seal around the copper tubing where it meets the cooler lid and you should have a longer supply of ice water. However -- this method reduces portability. My idea for this would to be to connect the power to a arduino chip and have the fan on / off be controlled by the temperature of the water OR water level (* melted ice = off *). Peace
Okay so the action that that machine Is doing Is just cooling the water basically as the air passes through the pipes on the fan....meaning the only cooling of the air IS COMING FROM THOSE PIPES!??@@#!? By the way this looks It Seems it doesn't work and Is a big waist of time...
I seriously doubt those pipes are cooling the air as they pass through...MORE that Its JUST cooling the water circulating through them...
the pump is pumping 0 degrees C water through the tube. the room is lets say 30 degrees C. and you seriously think this would heat up the room (which it would have to, to cool the water, since cooling is taking the energy from the water and putting it into the surroundings).
and YES it would cool alot.
think CPU as the bucket, only here filled with hot water.
this device seeks balance between the energy in the bucket and in the room period
I thought this guy was making props for a Mad Max movie... If he scrapped all of that Copper tubing , he probably could afford a real air conditioner ;)
@darkstatehk Although you are right, but i did a similar unit with two peltier elements continuously cooling the water, So there is no need to have continuous supply of water. at all.. The peltier units are powered from the power supply of the fan, after adding a regulator.
If I use a square cooler...will I be able be able ta git this in a flower/pot-bed outside my trailer window? & what if my trailers lop-sided? It fell offa the bricks.The coolers gonna leak & the sucktions gonna dry up purdy fast wont it? Any more brain farts cause I need ALL the help I can get & will I be able ta hook this up ta my truck as well?Any ideas on how ta git it under my dashbord? 1 hand washes tha other,even tho we don wash much round here.ha ha.nailin up some sheets,gotta go. Earl.
why would you pay $40 for an inefficient cooler? for 100 bucks you can get an actual cheap ac unit from walmart. i recall seeing one for $99 one time. better still, you can find used ones all day long on ebay or craigslist for about 50, sometimes less. this is a terrible idea. the ice melts, and the thermodynamic efficiency of the copper tubing leaves much to be desired.
People are so stupid. Fans just circulate warm air, this is actually a COLD air solution.
LAURENloveaddicttt 1 week ago
Dumb loser
drjenks1986 2 weeks ago
you could use a bog standered fan but all fans do is blow hot air around at a fast speed which makes it seem like it is cool but it isn't.
klb161 3 weeks ago
I built this, accidently froze my self to death, now i'm dead! thanks very much, you could have warned me about its extreme effectiveness.
1BustedMyth 4 weeks ago
Sweet!
daniradintheburg 1 month ago
SevenRyanShane would know cause he watches that.
dantheiphoneman 1 month ago
I thought this was make your own hair conditioner untill i saw the fan ^____^
izzythedancer 1 month ago
Does it work better putting the copper pipe behind or infront of the fan???
jonny2k100 1 month ago
@jonny2k100 i think behind as the air gets cooled as it gets blown in but i am not sure
klb161 3 weeks ago
O.m.g. That's lame and stupid,
Mr419247 1 month ago
Just buy a fan.
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SIRSpikeHAWK 2 months ago
I thought this said Hair Conditioner lol
swantonhhh 2 months ago
Yeh mate, that copper alones gunna cost more than $40...
NorkiddExo 2 months ago
thumbs up if you are watching in 2011!
MorgHackEqualsMac 3 months ago 16
@MorgHackEqualsMac yeap
cyrusrom 1 month ago
0:48 "make sure it looks nice". Lol too late.
EmiliaBlank 3 months ago 2
I think this is effective because under the same logic of water sitting under a tree of shade. and running into the sunlight there is a difference in heat transfer. slight but real. the water in the cooler is cooler. just because its in the shade to ake it even more effective.I think having a HUGE cooler filled with water would be way more effective because the amount of "cool" water would outway the amount of water in the exposed tubing. thats in the elements of heat.Wat if U used antifreeze?
templedog69 3 months ago
How much for the Copper Tubing?
ManOfOZ2011 3 months ago
the narrator sounds like gil grissom
HeroshiKurashiwa 4 months ago
but what if the cold water become hot the i will buy a refr..or kike the fan
yasserloz 4 months ago
@ bridgetskittles stfu
Ov3RaTed1 5 months ago
Or you could just use the fan
bridgetskittles 5 months ago 31
over in america in summer it may be boiling
but over here in england it rains if its summer or winter
thegamingdream 5 months ago
oh wow didnt see your comment lemonrind... wow i just wasted my time writing a comment you already wrote
ManhuntFTW 5 months ago
unless your freezer/refrigerator is out side you are not cooling anything except for maybe a while or so. remember the carnot cycle is only 40%-60% efficient so there for you are actually working your freezer/refrigerator harder thus making it hotter in your house. you got to throw the heat some where right? i mean your freezer/refrigerator doesn't just eat/destroy heat its a pump right?
ManhuntFTW 5 months ago
ive always wondered what his house looks like? XD
xDUBK4Tx 5 months ago
So where do you get the ice from? The freezer? Making ice in your freezer actually heats up your room. In fact, the laws of thermodynamics means that you will always be heating up the room more than you are cooling it. So unless you are buying tons of ice from the store, this system won't work!
lemonrind 5 months ago
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ConstantineRobbins 5 months ago
was this made with wax if it was would it melt?
hissy08 5 months ago
Would you please give me the model and brand of the pump you purchased or advice on where I can find an alternative? I appreciate it, thanks.
Snowman10001000 6 months ago
dude wtf just put a fan behind a bowl of ice
Blanfire 6 months ago
I tried this and it didn't work...at all. Anyone know why?
bobtheevilvillain 6 months ago
@bobtheevilvillain because it sucks.
betcommando 6 months ago
No offence but you have made this way more complicated than it needs to be.
jonny2k100 6 months ago
or, for the 40 dollars you should have spend, you also could buy 4 in a store :D
TheEasyGuitarTabs 6 months ago
I had an idea very similar to this, however I was thinking of using a bigger fan and do the following: Tap into a refrigerator/freezer that is already being used and run the copper pipe through either cold water in the fridge, or have them run through a block of ice in the freezer. I dont think it would rob too much heat from the fridge, and should work pretty well.
jbbauer0 6 months ago
@jbbauer0 This will not work. The process of cooling the pipe transfers heat into the fridge. The fridge will then need to pump that heat back out into the room to keep the inside cool. In the process, the compressor in the fridge will generate additional waste heat. The result is that you will actually heat up your room even more. That is why all air conditioning units have to be exhausted to the outdoors, and why a fridge can never be used to cool a room.
lemonrind 5 months ago
efficiency guarantied 1%
Zoomtronic1 6 months ago
LMAO!! Looks like you could have made a nice halloween costum out of all that. too funny. rofl
LendMeYourHand 6 months ago
Swamp coolers are so mainstream. Peltier units FTW!
TOSViolator 6 months ago
you could even get a wireless fan and take the air conditionor with you any where.
sirbrickrock 6 months ago
music sounds like a cheap porn lol
SevenRyanShane 6 months ago 50
@SevenRyanShane how would you know
awesome9amer 1 month ago
What happens if you used antifreeze for the coolant? Would that work better than ice water?
Jasonsharonpoole 6 months ago
@Jasonsharonpoole Antifreeze isnt a cold substance. It just keeps things from freezing. Like that why u put it in a radiator Cause if u put water in there, itd freeze in the winter and your car wouldnt start
mnight207 6 months ago
@mnight207 if u leave water it the radiator during the winter it will crack the engine block which causes it not to start u can run water in a radiator but switch it to anti freeze before winter!
nahtan14 6 months ago
@Jasonsharonpoole Everclear, salt and ice would be the best...cant freeze that stuff.
MrBedrock82 6 months ago
and..does it really work?
anie6142 6 months ago
what if you just put those ice packs in the back of the fan and a bowl below to catch access water condensation
juki0h 6 months ago
sure fucking hot as hell now
361983200 6 months ago
That copper tube is way more than $40 alone here in the US! New AC start as low as $99 bucks.
acmav289 6 months ago
@acmav289 where do you live where copper tube is more than 40 dollars? I live in California and copper tubes are around 10 to 20 bucks
361983200 6 months ago
@361983200 I'm in riverside. what part of cali are you in? I should go over there to buy copper lol
acmav289 6 months ago
Q/ GAMBIARRA!!!!!!!!!!!!
jairfranciscopereira 6 months ago
@BloodstainedMErc lol ja tuurlijk staat ie altijd aan. Maar als de vriezer iets moet opwarmen gaat ie extra hard zn werk doen. Kost extra energie + je vriezer maakt extra warmte. Doch vriezer staat bijna altijd in andere ruimte dan je AC unit, dus punt van Arjanvanmaren klopt niet.
FFMSmit 7 months ago
or just plug the fan in the wall and you're done!
1999PANOS 7 months ago
or you can just buy one
oceaneyesable 7 months ago
DiY doesn't have to be too bad, exactly, i've made my own beamer, who blows simply on an sunny day, a nice and clear view. (about 150 inch)...
how would this be effective with a pelier? and, what if you place the fan horizontal, in a case, so he can suck (mmm, bad english i think) hot air, and make a circuit of small computer fans, directly connected with a pelier, and blow it out on the other way (maybe in separate fan holes), to fill the room from different places?
DJDjoer 7 months ago
you can actually buy a air conditioner with £50. Way better than this one
UmonPour 7 months ago
Het heeft totaal geen zin, want de vriezer moet ijs maken, dan komt er warmte via de achterkant van de koelkast de kamer in. Dus eigenlijk wat je doet is je verwarmt de kamer en je haalt de warmte deels weg?! -.- epic failure... En btw t is leluk
Arjanvanmaren 7 months ago
@Arjanvanmaren Vriezer staat toch altijd aan?
BloodstainedMerc 7 months ago
@BloodstainedMerc ja dus.. wat wil je daar mee zeggen... want het is daarom niet in eens efficient ofzo
Arjanvanmaren 2 months ago
ac can cost upwards of 50-60 a month whereas you can freeze and refreeze water in bottles or other to maintain coolness
90brian90 7 months ago
I thought it said make your own conditioner. lol epic fail!
iWantCupcake 7 months ago
how does this work?
deliciouslyvicious1 7 months ago
so the pump circulates the ice water and the fan blows the cool from the pipe. with that explanation ill make something else.
itman131313 7 months ago
Lawl.... that will do nothing.. It will blow no different... Listen to the other guy.. just spend a little extra and buy an actual AC
redxilljs 7 months ago
dont work
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Please help me,I made the copper wire fan,I put the copper wire around a portable fan..i attached everything and the copper wire was super cool..its was very cold..but the fan continued to throw the same warm air!! please help..i think i might have used less copper wire..it covered the fan's front..or the fan is high speed..should i cover the back of the fan as well? Please i need to make it
sabiyalz 7 months ago
THIS DOESN'T FUCKING WORK!!!! FUCK YOU TROLLIN' TROLL!!!!
leepakkala 8 months ago
Interesting...would this work in a 5k square foot house if one was placed in every room?
PrettyFrocks 8 months ago
40 dollars??? go to walmart and get a window unit for 90
layzsailor 8 months ago
It's worth noting that in really humid areas this will work far less - This is basically a cheap alternative to a swamp cooler, not a Freon based cooler like an air conditioner. This will work spectacularly for areas that get a dry heat, with capabilities of cooling the air around it from 20-30 degrees at around 10-15% humidity and providing some nice moisture. However, if you live in a humid area (say northwest PA, like I do) the most it'll cool the air is 3-5 degrees at 80% (average) humidity
thatRUGA 8 months ago 2
Heyyy! the heat is on this summer tooo!!!
MsDumnut 8 months ago
or a fan with ice in front..
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not as good as what we do
buryroofing 8 months ago
Remember to put bucket in a bigger bucket because it is going to generate a whole lot of condensation water.
dadygee 8 months ago
This is also much cheaper than using a radiator, unless you have one lying around...
Bikandee 8 months ago
This works! You just need to use it with the doors and windows closed in a room 4x4 meters. With a temperature out side of 28'C or 82.4'F for the Americans, one bucket of 0'C/ 32'F ice water will last you 1hr at 25'C/ 77'F for the room temperature.
Bikandee 8 months ago
i would attach a small radiator instead of that copper tube which would provide much more area for ice water to cool the air !!!!!!!!!!!
u can get it from an old car.
shoeb2015 8 months ago
Lol. This is so ghetto. It's like the experiment you try when you're 11 and you want to see what fruits or vegetables your penis will fit into.
Lazarus65 8 months ago
@Lazarus65 Ghetto, you haven't seen ghetto...dude. Ghetto people wouldn't use this or make it even if their life depended on it. You obviously haven't been around the block that much and saying it's ghetto is just wrong. This is the foundation of what air conditioners are today.
mriphone1000 8 months ago
@mriphone1000 This is not the foundation of air conditioners. What is shown in this video is not how air conditioners work at all.
lemonrind 5 months ago
@lemonrind What is shown is the bases of how an air conditioner works.
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FloodGaming 9 months ago
i nearly died while when i pluged the fan wire into the socket?
arbimd 9 months ago
That is not a air conditioner.
ATastyPeanut 9 months ago
@ATastyPeanut correct, it is merely an air cooler. but for your average joe it serves the same purpose,
NexusRebellion 9 months ago
any one know if PEX tubing would work just as well as copper?
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GeorgiMl 9 months ago
how long will the ice in that size of a cooler last?
ASourceOfVideos 9 months ago
can you put liquid nitrogen in this as well?
Maserati7200 9 months ago
Very cool, I made em out of old car rads
Hingeslive 9 months ago
why not just drink the ice water? or splash it over ur head? (that will cool u down too!)
borichica33mar 9 months ago
thats great for cooling 5 sq feet of your storage shed
gsarjos 9 months ago
@gsarjos Or a dorm
xsvmaster 9 months ago
@gsarjos damn... my storage shed is 8 sq feet.
1020Shane 9 months ago
hahaahahhaoahaohoahoahoahoahoahoaoaoha ! xD
ReSpeCtGaTe7DeLiJe7 10 months ago
I made one of these but used about 10x more coil and it still worked for shit. If you want sweet cool relief, go by a $.10 Styrofoam cooler, fill it with frozen 2 liters, cut 2 holes in it and blow a fan through it.
JordanMaster22 10 months ago
That will condense like hell!
seeebaaas 10 months ago
lol make sure it looks nice
narugariya 10 months ago
Enjoyed watching your video but you must be a tight arse buddy lol
Pmtempcontrol 10 months ago
IMHO you can also use a earthenware pot with water which will provide continuous suppply of cold water. Better still, keep an aluminium vessel (aluminum is the best heat exchanger after diamond) inside th pot. keep water in the aluminium vessel and fill the gap in b/w pot and vessel with beach sand (best or any mud) and fill that portion with water too.... You get a 24 x 7 DIY A/C.
ardeeyae 11 months ago
step 1 :steal a portable air-cond
See it doesn't even cost you
If you get caught pass the air-conditioner to someone else
AfterTimeTeaBlade 11 months ago
What if you use those reusable ice packs and water instead of using ice?
gtrefghuk 11 months ago 30
@gtrefghuk That works too.
zaibervaireus 10 months ago
@gtrefghuk good point i wonder if that will work?
misue2 7 months ago
@gtrefghuk or u can buy custom refrigerant XD
0528203 6 months ago
@gtrefghuk you get better result..
HyperSTAND 4 months ago
And if you want a heater just fill it up with boiling water.
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FALSE ADVERTISING!
this is technically a swamp cooler and/or heat exchanger
but even more accurately a radiator! But no, not an ac machine
KingSlimjeezy 1 year ago
@KingSlimjeezy not a swamp cooler. no evaporation is occurring. A similar method to this is used in hotels. a large h2o supply is circulated through the suites coils only back through a mechanically refrigerated chiller.
NOmeansnoFAN 1 year ago
@KingSlimjeezy no man. swamp cooler is basically an evaporative cooler, meaning the heat absorbed from the air is used as latent heat to convert water into vapour. Here the heat is merely exchanged onto the water which merely increases in temperature (since ice cold water is being used).
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tommyepaillebvf 1 year ago
And to think for the value which is twice that of this project I can get a real air conditioner that will cool up to a room and a half and not an area no more than that of 5 square feet which is probably over exagerating for this poor mans air conditioner.
YourFreeToys 1 year ago
@YourFreeToys Yes I understand the concept of this is to cool yourself in a localized area but the reality is that with the heat exchange whats it going to last... an hr, maybe two before you need more ice ?
YourFreeToys 1 year ago
Where do you get the ice water? If it is from your freezer in a part of your house you are trying to cool, then the net effect will be making your house warmer. If you buy ice from the store, then it will cool the room however so will simply leaving the ice on the counter. A person would be orders of magnitude better off simply buying an air conditioner.
4256573 1 year ago
@4256573 It's not for cooling down the house, it's for cooling down yourself.
Yoku5 1 year ago
"make shure it looks nice" ... XD
SasaYamaoka 1 year ago 52
@RCNitroHelp101 yes i know.
its just the gut said (kinda troll like) that this would never work it would if anything cool down the water. i replied to him telling him that this would definately work
i do know about physics
dumle29 1 year ago
@RCNitroHelp101 thats what i said.
some guy thought this would cool the water :D
dumle29 1 year ago
how did you get the intro?
mpmdzoomas 1 year ago
That is the goofiest looking thing I ever saw.
Sometimes goofy looking things work, though.
hotdrumchick 1 year ago
save the work and just put a fan infront of a bowl of ice....dumbest thing I have ever seen
rooster828 1 year ago
wow very nice and easy I`ll try it.....thank you from Philippines
drannard123 1 year ago
Great idea. The only thing you have to worry about are other white trash people coming to your house and steeling the copper pipe to cash in for drug money.
StevenVerd 1 year ago
@StevenVerd you mean mexicans?
ghostcivic99 1 year ago
@ghostcivic99 Where I live in Hawaii it's en epidemic among the mostly white or mixed Asian, crack heads. Or here they call it "ice". A couple years back they even stripped the copper wire from the freeway lights, so at night entire tracks of freeway were pitch black. Fun stuff!
StevenVerd 1 year ago
@StevenVerd ^_^ ok, yeah we have the same problem here in Phoenix, az but its mostly the mexicans that do it. they break into abandond houses or while your vacationing and steal all that good stuff! lol
ghostcivic99 1 year ago
I've heard of people using these; they definitely work. When you run that ice water through the tube the water draws heat energy from it, and so to compensate, the tube sucks more energy out of the air passing across it.. However, I'd like to see this thing tested to see if it melts a cooler full of ice more quickly than leaving the lid off does. Or just pointing a fan into an open cooler of ice. Whichever way melts ice quickest is the one that cools best in the long run.
SomewhatStaid 1 year ago
@SomewhatStaid ok your making this to hard on yourself. its same principle as your ac unit, copper tubing (+metal fins) with cold fluid runningthrough = cooler air whick can be made to pass through. lol all air conditioning is, is air being passed through a radiator of some sorts to cool the air.
ghostcivic99 1 year ago
That's actually not a bad idea. Styrofoam is a good insulator, however, if you really want to be intuitive, drill holes in a cooler and load it with alot of ice. seal around the copper tubing where it meets the cooler lid and you should have a longer supply of ice water. However -- this method reduces portability. My idea for this would to be to connect the power to a arduino chip and have the fan on / off be controlled by the temperature of the water OR water level (* melted ice = off *). Peace
SummerGameProject 1 year ago
A version of this actually worked when I went camping last summer... not bad!
lancervc 1 year ago
just go down the mall
Cccuba 1 year ago
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vross14000 1 year ago
on a hot day i always fill up a cup of ice, then blow into it while holding it up to my face to get a nice coold breeze
sjpc33 1 year ago
thats half a still for under $40 bucks lol
jebus419 1 year ago
Okay so the action that that machine Is doing Is just cooling the water basically as the air passes through the pipes on the fan....meaning the only cooling of the air IS COMING FROM THOSE PIPES!??@@#!? By the way this looks It Seems it doesn't work and Is a big waist of time...
I seriously doubt those pipes are cooling the air as they pass through...MORE that Its JUST cooling the water circulating through them...
minimoose010 1 year ago
@minimoose010 you proberly failed in science. -_-
the pump is pumping 0 degrees C water through the tube. the room is lets say 30 degrees C. and you seriously think this would heat up the room (which it would have to, to cool the water, since cooling is taking the energy from the water and putting it into the surroundings).
and YES it would cool alot.
think CPU as the bucket, only here filled with hot water.
this device seeks balance between the energy in the bucket and in the room period
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geskaaify 1 year ago
FUCKIN hahahahahahahahahahahahaha , funniest thing iv seen all week, iv seen it all now
curtiscbear 1 year ago
So naive, total waste of time.
tfmercedez 1 year ago
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aNyThInGaLsoLike 1 year ago
@aNyThInGaLsoLike I am sure 0 people did maked it. But there are probably a few poeple that 'made' it.
biteme2367 1 year ago
why dont u just sell the copper and buy a real one
loudmouthmuzik509 1 year ago
i just taped a bag of ice to my fan
DuctTape48 1 year ago 3
how does it work?
odmcarp 1 year ago
Very neat and intelligent.
HHOhybridBuilder 1 year ago
Neat video, but use a car radiator instead ;)
TheHouseBlog 1 year ago
I thought this guy was making props for a Mad Max movie... If he scrapped all of that Copper tubing , he probably could afford a real air conditioner ;)
ACTeslaMachineDC 1 year ago
i kept hearing pomp......O.o
Merasty70 1 year ago
@Merasty70 but thats too boring and no fun.
Kawasaski65 1 year ago
@Kawasaski65 what?
Merasty70 1 year ago
i'm pretty sure you can just buy an air conditioner for 40 bucks these days.
cbr0oks 1 year ago 2
what would you say the area is that this would cool off?
gelflingfaysuzanne 1 year ago
I can make my very own air cond??
khairina9 1 year ago
............in my next video, make your own continuous supply of ice, every 10 mins!
darkstatehk 1 year ago 72
@darkstatehk Although you are right, but i did a similar unit with two peltier elements continuously cooling the water, So there is no need to have continuous supply of water. at all.. The peltier units are powered from the power supply of the fan, after adding a regulator.
malikjunaid1 7 months ago
or i could go out and buy a new AC unit for 50 bucks.
TheTalonTsi 1 year ago
LOL :))
princeszxiaoable 1 year ago
The container needs to be bigger, big enough to hold more ice and beer :)
steaknkibble 1 year ago
so your making a swamp cooler....ok
darklordomnibus 1 year ago
why stop as ice water?
fill it up with liquid nitrogen man
YamamotoTenma 1 year ago
@YamamotoTenma Somehow I don't think the pump is made to sit in liquid nitrogen, let alone pump it XD
nambinhvu 1 year ago
This is nothing compared to my DIY :Make your own PS3
blackjet21 1 year ago
@blackjet21 I made 3 PS3’s lol
xiaolnmunk 1 year ago
If I use a square cooler...will I be able be able ta git this in a flower/pot-bed outside my trailer window? & what if my trailers lop-sided? It fell offa the bricks.The coolers gonna leak & the sucktions gonna dry up purdy fast wont it? Any more brain farts cause I need ALL the help I can get & will I be able ta hook this up ta my truck as well?Any ideas on how ta git it under my dashbord? 1 hand washes tha other,even tho we don wash much round here.ha ha.nailin up some sheets,gotta go. Earl.
SmokinMo11 1 year ago
wouldn't this be better for cooling the water in the bucket rather than cooling the air
magetrix9 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
what a stupid video
pratta11 1 year ago
So this is what the writers for MacGyver are doing now... making videos for YouTube.
averagejoe62 1 year ago
why would you pay $40 for an inefficient cooler? for 100 bucks you can get an actual cheap ac unit from walmart. i recall seeing one for $99 one time. better still, you can find used ones all day long on ebay or craigslist for about 50, sometimes less. this is a terrible idea. the ice melts, and the thermodynamic efficiency of the copper tubing leaves much to be desired.
jw11432 1 year ago
im leaving the intro was 2 lame kbye
o0demonchild0o 1 year ago
just boring intro.
Qurylenko 1 year ago