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STOP IT DARILIC 🛑 STOP IT PUT IT DOWN YOU CANT HAVE IT JUST LIKE THE WIRE CLIPPERS THAT MADE THE CLIPPERS SOUND PUT IT DOWN STOP IT NO YOU CANT TOUCH IT STOP IT

Did you ever use the hot side to heat your pool?

Can you make this a heat pump?

I have a high pressure oxygen concentrator I wonder what we could do with that?

Very much I did a thing vibes haha

9:39 been a year, did you abandon the split unit project? Or something to look forward to next summer?

Use copper a slightly larger evap coil and a stronger fan. You don't want it to ice over but instead sweat

and you plug the inverter into a wall socket?

i have a portable a/c and it also takes in the condensate and trickles it over the condenser to keep it cooler on hot and humid days, definitely an electricity difference

mine is like two times just after i turn it on

The flame in this video went out much quicker than in the other one.

0:20, SO YOU DIDNT MAKE A SALUTE?

Did it take forever to be shipped

The idea is great but this method has room for improvement due to its inefficient water use. I am thinking of getting those roof sprinklers for wildfire protection. You turn them on for 3-5 minutes every hour or two and that'll cool your house down and minimize water use. Also, how are your feet not burning?

Man you are brave for going bare foot on that hot roof

I love this i wonder if i can do this with a countertop ice maker.

I just realized this, but people up north who use well water could just use cold cold well water (50 degrees) and get insane results.

Is this supposed to be funny?

Mis-spelling "baloons" in this title makes this video so hard to find in my youtube history or with any sort of youtube search. Every time the topic of methane as a lifting gas comes up in discussion I end up spending literally 10+ minutes scrolling through my history video by video trying to find it. It's only after I find it again and know the search for "baloons" I can find the copy already saved to my local computer. Insidious.

So cool !! 💪🏽

I been wanting to this. On my 1000watt geared hub motor

Same for 3 inch ball shells?

Would it work, if you just place the condenser in a container, then used a pump to pump the water around, with tubing??

I want to add on a plate liquid/liquid heat exchanger to an air conditioner. I already have a hot water tank I heat with solar, but the bottom of the tank is plenty cold. I am not an A/C technician, but I know there are special requirements for the circuit, as well as when you fill it. Would adding on a plate heat exchanger to a split air conditioner be possible, reliable and work in the long term also? I just don't know enough about how such a plate heat exchanger would work with hot refrigerant liquid. Would it suffer galvanic corrosion, or other corrosion, oxidation or issues? While making the air conditioner more efficient, just like in your video, I will also use the extracted heat to augment the solar thermal heat.

where did you buy this?

With the popularity of cold-plunges, and considering a refrigerator outputs 32-40F (0-4C)... I'd love to remodel a bathroom, such that with a flip of a switch somewhere, 30-minutes later, ice-water will come out of the shower-head (2gallons/min for a few minutes)! Any thoughts if this is do-able , or is a shower's water flow too much for on-demand ice-cold?

thank you. it's. great. recently I've seen a some fake videos(how make mini air cooler using butan...). they're amazing!😂😂 they're using small 6-12 diagrams air liquid pumpvas compressor🤣🤣🤣🤣 in the test time behind cam spraying buttan directly to cuper tupe surface in order show ice snd to prove their unusable ac. sorry for bad enhlish🙏🙏🙏🙏 and i wish there was a system for detection fake videos. i saw comments asking questions what i did wrong why not working. almost all of them in school age and small budget counsuming all of it for nothing. anyy way thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏

chill, and show more of your face.... and youda been fine

Should have vacuumed the system first

With the popularity of cold-plunges, and considering a refrigerator outputs 32-40F (0-4C)... I'd love to remodel a bathroom, such that with a flip of a switch somewhere, ice-water comes out of the shower-head! Any thoughts if this is do-able , or is a shower's water flow too much for on-demand ice-cold?

Are the fluids travelling through the block in opposite directions? That is supposed to help with heat transfer/efficiency. Also- you can use electronic duster “canned air” as a coolant (R152) vs R134, and you can use less of it (2/3 by weight of 134 iirc)

So this is why you see portable room ACs with no pan drains... I understand the science, but unfortunately this usually results in a rusty/molding AC pan/frame...

Brilliant. Keep innovating and conserving

Hi, try it with freezer, dm me for the whole idea. Plan is to soak the condenser in the water.

Could probably use the condensed water for cooling

I live in Memphis we we have all the humidity a dehumidifier needs lol😊

Couldn’t you run dehumidifier unit to add to a diy solar desalination unit emptying into small containers with small dc pump with mist nozzle? Hey don’t laugh I had a public school education😊

He just built a marine AC unit…. Exactly how they work. And pretty sure if you use a large ground loop that’s how geothermal works too. The clever thing is to do this at house size and use a pool as the water source…. Then you have a pool heater as well.

Bro when you gonna put out the build video

You can also dramatically lower the amount of heat coming in through the roof using small amounts of water, even in areas that are humid.

This also is great for wildfire prone areas as well.

The ac on my boat has a water cooled evaporator. 95° outside and it's cool inside. Because the cooling water is only in the 70's. Steam power plants use water cooling towers. It sprays water into an air stream. Which cools it significantly. Old Prairie tractors used drip screen radiators for the same effect. Water cools better than just air.

You need fins or bumps of some kind on the inside surface to lift the material up and drop it on itself.

Most wall units have a water Slinger in the condenser section that slings water from the evaporator over the coil.

My god, its not even flared. Im surprised the hose didnt fly off

Nope. Not water cooled. It uses water instead of air to remove heat from the refrigerant. The same thing can be done by drenching a condensing coil in water. Water transfers heat 30 times faster than air. That's why people die in 50 degree water. Like the Titanic peeps.

Need small cooling tower!!!!!

Bro this is so sketchy 😂 so many things wrong with it but it still works

Dude where did you go you seem so smart and you keep promising a split system and im still waiting.

Its coool