Totes & ice chest Halloween fog chiller improvements.

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • Using results from recent tests, a redesign of the totes fog chiller resulted in significant performance enhancement. These improvements are applicable to Ice chest cooler fog chillers as well.

Комментарии • 14

  • @miket8324
    @miket8324 2 года назад

    You need to cool the fog for a longer period of time. Use about 10 feet of dryer duct in ice. The metal helps keep the fog cold.

  • @Ezduztube
    @Ezduztube 8 лет назад +1

    I like how the fog machine can run continuous.💨💨💨💨💨

  • @JudoJohnny
    @JudoJohnny 6 лет назад

    Thanks 👻

  • @scubaspook1
    @scubaspook1 9 лет назад

    Nice demonstration

  • @TheCureThatKillz
    @TheCureThatKillz 7 лет назад

    I've got a Chavet 1301 and I wish it was capable of continuously fogging like that

  • @Ezduztube
    @Ezduztube 8 лет назад +1

    What fog machine are you using? It does not stop shooting fog. Is it hot outside the fog is rising quick.

    • @BobbyDotNet
      @BobbyDotNet  8 лет назад +1

      The machine is a VEI V-960 and can run continuously at lower settings. I'm not sure about the second part of your question. There is a breeze coming by the screen and I'm walking around stirring the fog up, but otherwise it's just filling the floor area up with ground fog.

    • @BobbyDotNet
      @BobbyDotNet  6 лет назад

      But it is Florida, so it is always hot. LOL

  • @yardhaunt2000
    @yardhaunt2000 8 лет назад

    nice test using the thermometer. I've built several different kinds on my channel over the years and a couple I hadn't uploaded yet. I also tried something similar with a black 18 gal sterlite.
    I've also used a pvc pipe drilled with 3 holes straight thru for 6 total sort of like a machine gun instead of the wye and the fog machine nozzle flush that seemed to shoot the fog out farther from a coleman cube cooler (the cube cooler was my idea based on the vortex commercial design) and someone on hauntforum suggested the wye adapter a long time ago. I find leaving a gap is better. I also used froggy's freezin fog jucie and a chauvet 901 (trying a 1200 with a ghostsofhalloween trash can this year) I'm using the 901 with a mini trash can version - the ridgid aluminum drier duct coiled inside a 5 gallon bucket to a cauldron. I have a bunch of vids I never uploaded from last halloween ^v^

  • @anitaerickson1971
    @anitaerickson1971 5 лет назад

    I want one. When it comes to the fog machine I had purchased a fog machine before and the instructions states you had to add ice to the fog machine to get the fog to start. Everyone is showing how they make the chiller and putting the ice into the DIY chiller and not the fog machine. So can you please explain why the ice is being put into the chiller and not the ice or what goes into the fog machine. Everyone is skipping that big part of the DIY.

    • @kainekanczuzewski7589
      @kainekanczuzewski7589 4 года назад

      Fog machines nowadays do not need ice to produce fog. You literally plug in, fill the little tank with fog juice, and thats it. The ice in the chiller is just to condense and make the fog that has been produced colder so that it sinks to the ground.

  • @nonickname1522
    @nonickname1522 5 лет назад

    Great video, ty. I will make one this weekend. I’m it sure if I will make it exactly like yours or with a small inlet hole at the bottom, have the fog go up through the ice and then drop down an L shape pipe (that will be pretty much the height of the tote) and exit out the bottom opposite end of the inlet. What do you think? Thanks again.

    • @BobbyDotNet
      @BobbyDotNet  5 лет назад +1

      Fog gets heavier as it cools, why not let gravity help it flow down through the ice ?

    • @BobbyDotNet
      @BobbyDotNet  5 лет назад +1

      If you want to put the fog machine at ground level. Use your pipe to flow the hot fog above the ice.