Cheap Outdoor Water Mist Cooling System, maybe for Off Grid - 1207
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- I test out a water mist system, for outside cooling down hot sweaty people :-)
I watch quit a few UA-camrs in Portugal,, and they have struggled with 42C+ temperatures. And we have har record high temperatures here in denmark as well. So I wanted to see if this might be a solution. To keep cooler when it is really hot.
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Ah, a house in Portugal! So we might see a multi site datacenter with full redundancy in the future 😉? Thank you for making these videos!
My Portuguese PlayHouse,, I haven't gotten anything yet,, but is going to be looking again at the start of September.
Love it 👍♥ As you say a small pressure chamber after the pump. Maybe a 2L fizzy drink bottle with a rubber bladder inside could work. Top idea for hot days. 🤣
Great idea!,, but I just looked up 0.8Mpa,, that is 8 BAR (up to 8BAR) I need one of the better fizzy drink bottle's :-)
The end bit is well funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Indeed.
I was rolling it up, to put it away,, and thought that would be fun to try :-)
You genuinely made me LOL... I had the video on in the background while I was working on other things, and turned around to see that on your head and burst out laughing. Thanks for making my day
Glad you enjoyed it! it was silly :-)
Hi Morton,
I would like to see it fully soldared powered! Your idea with an pressure tank will help with the pulses i think. Maybe you could try to connect an pressuretank from a CV system. I would love to see that!
Greets from the netherlands
Humm CV tank,, good sugestion.
Great video. Cheers!
Hi @mechajintsu
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)
Nice video as usual from the Vi-King of Random! Next week’s video - personal bulldozer for your back yard from AliExpress… 🤣
They do not have many bulldozers :-) Excavators though :-)
I found that thin guitar strings are good for cleaning small holes out
Okay,, I do not have sutch,,, bit a good sugestion.
Very good steel, I used to clean my motorcycle carburetor jets with those!
Acupuncture needles too... They are used for 3D printer nozzles.
Thx man❤
You're welcome!
The last scene reminded me of Doc in "Back to the Future" ;-) Mad Scientist
Where Doc has the mind reading machine on :-) maybe
@@MyPlayHouse "mind cooling machine" lol
😂😂😂 the personal cooler is fking awesome.
It was also fun to make :-)
You could get more time running it direct on 12vdc. Hook it directly to the batterry. Converting to 12vdc from 120vac takes power and it is waste.
If you look carefully, you will see that I did not use the power brick,, I did run of the 12v output. So I do agree with you.
the ending..... LOL
Glad you thought that was funny :-)
Marine sites may have a small boat sized pressure tank fit for the project.
Or make one out of a little gas canister..
Great video thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for this test, you said the pump was rated for 5 lit per min max, with the nozzles what was the water consumption in the end ? In other words how long last your water jar on full duty cycle?
It does not use a lot of water,, I did not measure, but I would estimate 10liter per ½ hour,,-ish
hmm yum, Legionella
Yes,, we do not want that...
Those are good little pumps, I have a couple.
They will self prime if the outlet is open.
Could run it at a lower voltage to reduce the motor speed so it doesn't pulse so often, perhaps 8 volts? (Don't want to go too low though, or it might overheat.)
Humm less voltages,, I did not think of that.. maybe.
Not meant as a safety rant, but a tip is to use clean water each time to minimize the risk of legionella.
Yes point taken..
one thing that would worry me would be lesteria or other things in the water system, the ones that are used in the veggie department in the local stores are way bigger with cleaning systems.
You are focusing to much on the issues.
super
Thank you
The personal cooler is not ideal lol.
Maybe finer jets would give smaller droplets and make the mist move more with the wind.
No problem,, I have now found out how to cool down, with inside reverse exhaust water cooling,, only down side is that my pants are always wet :-)
This is a device for Cannabis growers. Ok, maybe tomato growers, too. I see no practical use other than for “Growing” stuff.
Water mist systems are used for cooling down,, I did not get this idea out of nothing :-) I was in LA. and visiting Universal Studio,, and they had the system everywhere.
@@MyPlayHouse cool, but it makes everything wet, right?
Ideal for a house boat in 100 degree weather. I need one!
@@MyPlayHouseThank you for posting. It was 119 degrees here last Sunday and 122 on Wednesday. Off grid. This was interesting.
16:11 - that's funny at all.
Hi mike2nl
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)
Future video intro: thank you to my Patreons who payed for this house in Portugal 😈😉!
Humm that would not be much of a house,,, Patreons mostly pay for smaller things,, but yes, I can then my other money on bigger things.
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Hi Ahmed
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)
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Hi Ole Morten Njærheim
Thank You very much! glad you liked the video :-)
Thank you for watching! :-)