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Glad u liked it! A maze would slow the air flow but increase Temps a few degrees. The maze material will steal heat in the process tho. The only heat loss in the wood would be in the 2x2's, and would be difficult to insulate but would increase output temp slightly. If you were to rip a bladewidth channel into the 2x2's about 1/4 to 3/8 inch in from the interior of the box this would put an air gap insulation between the interior chamber and the rest of the 2x2. I wouldn't rip through the 2x2 more than 3/4 the depth of it as it would decrease its strength too much.

Working on it now. Should be within a week

It's thicker and therefor slower to transfer but would be ideal for an RV or trailer situation

I will make a download for yall. I'm workin on pt 2 rn tho!

This would heat the glass directly. The glass would take much longer to get warm than the foil. It would also put the paint in contact with the air in your house

That's not a bad idea. It's on THE list! Thanks

It's probably thicker, toxic when heated, and would break down from uv. Think microplastics and voc's in your air

2 wins for renewable energy! It still amazes me that we face a tragic ending but so as to look cool or important we buy oversized vehicles, homes, plates of food etc... Thats why i'm preparing for the post apocalypse. Make sure to get your Rad Guard™, on sale at Doc Murphy's today only!!

The foil is ultra thin, not toxic, and is non permeable

If it could be corrugated without having to glue it to something that would make the heat transfer take longer. The foil could be installed over an arced plane, curved surface, yes that would be something you could try. My advice would be to just make the entire unit a few inches wider and/or taller, and flat - as that would be easier to design. Thanks for your idea!

Aluminum cans have a plastic liner on the inside, something to take note of!! I like the reflector idea. For a solar heater a reflector cant hurt. Using a relector on pv panels does work but increases the temp of them too much. The suns reflection off a white surface is not as intense as the reflection off a mirror. When there is snow on the ground your solar heater will run quite a bit hotter. Anyone reflecting onto pv panels i would recommend a white reflector over mirrors

Which adds to the mystery in some minds!!

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@@toddtavares7386 yeah, the sliding part doesn't work. It's missing a part

😂 then why do they have a chop option

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@WayOfTheZombie How could I access this track? Is it available to purchase??

Lol, thought this would be a perfect song a Project Zomboid montage.

No luck finding the song either. Please give us a source sir!

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

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I played a little bit of pt3. I've been saving any playthroughs for a special day. Which one do u recommend?

@@WayOfTheZombie I own them all Fallout 4 give it a try

Will do!

It's a RAD-SPIDER!

I was just about to post the same question.

16ga. Rewatch the materials list near beginning for details. 3/8 drill bit

You can use acrylic or polycarbonate. Make sure you get them with UV resistance or they'll yellow and start to break down in a few years. One unit I made with acrylic lasted over 6 years without the UV protection. Plastics are easier and lighter to work with.

@@WayOfTheZombie plexi and lexan expand .ALOT ! In the heat,silicone sealants wont stick to either one of them and glass is less money. i find that acrylic or polycarbonates so much that it bows away from the frame and stresses an already poor bond and air leaks form.I worked with those products many years . glass is easier to work with ,cheaper and lasts forever

I agree. In the past I made them with lexan so I could have a bowed front for rigidity I had to use a lot of screws, Silicone, and foam to keep it tight. Glass is 👑

That's like saying solar panels don't work

Insulated bucket(s) of sand, PVC hose heat exchange coil. Not the most efficient but effective anyway and dollar per watt will not be bad. Compare to say a wall unit ac modified to direct heat into your bucket and the cold into another bucket, an mmpt charge control, an inverter, a battery or capacitor to level frequency, 800 to 1200 watts of n type or sigs shade tolerant panels. Or a 2500 w solar generator with same panel to run that AC. More comparable would be your insulated metal bucket of sand on a induction hotplate with 1200 watts of solar and that solar generator from black Friday sales. Most would choose a mr buddy and a bbq propane tank. 😂 Ar

😂 sun is still up even if cloudy! It would cut the amount of heat but it still would heat somewhat. Clouds affect visible light and infrared light in different ways: Visible light Clouds scatter and block visible light because its short wavelengths bump into particles in the air. Clouds reflect an average of 20% of incoming solar radiation, but the amount varies by cloud type. Thin clouds reflect 30-50% of sunlight, while thick clouds can reflect up to 90%. Infrared light Infrared light can pass through clouds more easily than visible light because its longer wavelengths slip between particles more easily. Infrared light can even penetrate all but the densest dust regions in space.

yeah, that's why i don't buy a car- they only work if you never run out of gas. ... duh.

LOL..did you go to school.LOL

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@@WayOfTheZombie I meant the wire going from hole to hole on the back. What does it do?

@Gijs-t7p That's for the thermostat. Whether you use a solar panel or power from the wall for the fan.

@@WayOfTheZombie thank you!

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I don't understand the wire connections, so loose wire hole to hole, then hookup the fans? Where does the pipe come in and the solar piece. I love this but now have more questions than understanding.

All that will be in the install video next!

are there any videos showing the install of a solar heater? if not will it be the next video? thank you and subscribed