solar can heater
Uploader Comments (supergokue1)
All Comments (21)
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I am on my first solar heater and it is very similar to yours. I was skeptical about it until it put out 178 degrees with it being 46 degrees outside. I'm in the process of fixing a few material errors, but I expect to be using it to supplement the heat in my house very soon.
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Solar fan
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@TheOnetimeatbandcamp that is the awesomest idea ever!!! I thought of welding together a miriad things and getting them underground and never thought of a radiator!!! so simple!
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@TheOnetimeatbandcamp I think that is a great idea and well worth the time to try it out. That would be a great video for the future. Thanks for the idea and comment, Lonny
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@markalxx1956 But, even a little sun, less MONEY to the power company.
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KNOW SUN KNOW HEAT
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@jjohn984able Most thermostats will support a light duty DC fan and they are pretty cheap around $10-$15. For a huge fan, a relay would be needed, but not necessary in this case.
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can someone calculate how many rocks or briks we need to heat the house at night as well, thanks
Do you think you are losing effenciencyby having both entrance and exit on the same side? How about opposite corners or even a maze to run the fan through all the cans.
Davidautofull 11 months ago
@Davidautofull To tell you the truth I never thought about it. But I will look into it. Thank you for the comment, Lonny
supergokue1 11 months ago
do you have a thermostat hooked up i am lost i want to hook up a thermostat on my box but i dont now how to i just want to have the thermostat turn on the fan at a certain temp
jjohn984able 1 year ago
@jjohn984able Yes, I do have a simple thermostat hook up that works real well and is easy to do. I will be making a video on it real soon. Thanks
supergokue1 1 year ago
@jjohn984able I just wanted to let you know that I did put up the thermostat video. I hope it helps you with your project. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks again, Lonny
supergokue1 1 year ago