CDROM Tray Cup Warmer / Cooler with Over Clocked 8bit CPU's and Peltier Cooler
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ok, that dude needs to shut the fuck up. he ruined the entire video for me.
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I know, that guy giggling in the background sounds like it's his first time talking to a girl.
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Hahaha you insulted all my favorite CPU's .... now I feel perfectly balanced.
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NiCE VIDEO NICE PEOPLE !!!
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Good weed I guess :) people having fun :D
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Interesting fact: some Formula One teams are trying to get Peltier coolers [for] engines approved for racing.
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hahahaha love how fatman laughs :D
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neerrrrdsssss!
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turning stupidity into innovation
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Where did you get that awesome Intellivision mug?
burnkit2600 2 years ago
It was a gift from Keith Robinson of Intellivision. :)
jeriellsworth 2 years ago
I'm curious how cool that peltier device actually gets. How did you get it to work in such a small space? The only way I've gotten even a reasonable amount of cooling out of one was to strap it to a huge cpu heatsink/fan and pump 8 amps to it!
macrymble 2 years ago
I ran 5v at 2 amps into the peltier. It doesn't get very cool. I took the heatsink that came with it and unfolded the stamped aluminum, so it was flat on the bottom of the tray. This works better as a warmer with the MCU's
jeriellsworth 2 years ago
That's brilliant and insane.
I Still prefer to use my C=64 Brick power supply for heating though, its a smoother heating, doesnt RAMP up to hot it also goes through a "Warm phase" and a "Melting the plastic phase" before it gets to the "Melts into the carpet phase"
jedus1 2 years ago
Very accurate about the C64 power supply! Hehe
jeriellsworth 2 years ago