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I dont think it would work. not enought cold ice to cool a big bus .
and it looks just like a plastic container with a fan in, to me ! Why dont you make one yourself and try it ? Rich Christian M. Mericle wrote: > I've been looking for a good, inexpensive way to cool my bus (both > when I'm driving and camping). Besides costing a bundle, those > tube-shaped, window-hung swamp coolers never really appealed to me. > Seemed like they would be a lot of hassle and don't look too good. > > I came across this site: http://www.kooleraire.com/. The concept looks > like a good one for several reasons: > > 1. It's cheap. {) > 2. It recirculates the cooler cabin air instead of dragging in hot air > from outside. > 3. You can put your food in the cooler and use the A/C at the same > time. > 4. If you used sealed ice (e.g. frozen milk jug, pop bottle, etc.), I > think it would actually reduce humidity via condensation instead of > increasing it the way swamp coolers do. This is great news for humid > climates (or humid days in dry climates like NM). > > If my mind is working right, I think it wold fit nicely between the > front seats. > > -- Christian > '71 Bus -- Turtle > > Save Darfur -- http://www.savedarfur.org/ > World Vision (Darfur) -- http://donate.wvus.org/OA_HTML/xxwvi...item=107218 2 > ICC (Sudan) -- http://www.persecution.org/Countries/sudan.html |
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