How to make a Mini bedside/desk AC unit

[multimattvideos]

You are re stealing householdhackers idea

[xalluh]

I don't have any chips

:s

[20fireman12]

great concept, but if i were you id make a few mods.

[pimpablo]

@20fireman12

What would those mods be?

Just curious.

[blah012345678]

wonder how it would do with delta fans???.....lol

[SupahEXPE00]

IS the chips included?

[N0X0DIN]

fun a good product but then again why not just get ten bucks and buy 1 at wal-mart

[Tray19977]

It was good but need to talk more

[kairkyo]

@pimpablo

you would get alot more cool air if you made a shelf system to pack more packs in there. or at least devise a way to hang them from the lid so you have more air hitting the surface of the pack instead of having 1 side constantly on the bottom, blocking all air from going across the surface

[tron35]

the switch is a nice touch, i ordered the same one for my lab project

[omgflyingbanana]

I liked how you soldered the wires together with hot glue :)

[pimpablo]

@omgflyingbanana

Well I actually did solder everything with my soldering iron/solder but I did put hot glue over everything so the wires would not get exposed to moisture from the ice in the box.

[microwavemaster448]

@omgflyingbanana does this cool well, I mean I've had my doubts with the ice being in a bag and all.

[D3athR33per]

what kind of switch did you use in it?

[pimpablo]

@D3athR33per

You should be able to find it at your local Radioshack.

Here is what I found on the package.

Radioshack blue led switch (Model:275-023)

It was like $2 or so.

[halopcdraco]

talking would have been nice

[timetorollout]

Find yourself a 12v 900+ma A/C adapter and use that in place of the usb cable... will do you much more justice.