Stay cool in the air by saving hundreds on an A/C cooler unit!

Stay cool this summer while saving HUNDREDS of dollars by quickly making your own aircraft A/C unit!
Battery:
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High power blower fan:
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Submersible pump:
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Tubing:
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Heat exchange/radiator:
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Get the other little bits at home depot :)
Cooler:
Free?
Reducing the cost associated with flight!
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[@zmanmd1641]

Great idea! Did you consider leaving the battery out and using the aircraft power outlet instead (cigarette lighter, etc) and did you consider a wheeled cooler to make getting it to the aircraft on the flightline easier?

[@TheThriftyPilot]

Both great ideas! I like it. Maybe for version 2 :)

[@javev1772]

Would you have put the fan inside instead of sticking out? Any new models in 2021?

[@fwm4christ]

I enjoy you videos and I subscribe but, I have to tell you, it drives me nervous when I see you abbreviate et ceterra ect in your disclaimer. It's etc. I'm sure it's just a typo but could you PLEASE fix it?

[@TheThriftyPilot]

Steve Russell - Spot on! Thanks for the call out. I'll re-record tonight to make sure future videos show the correct abbreviation. If you see anything else that is erroneous, just let me know.