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Old 08-05-2010, 07:23 PM
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No, the ice made in the freezer is NOT free. When you put water in the freezer, the heat must be removed from the water to produce ice. The compressor runs a lot longer while this heat is being removed, thus spinning the electric meter more.


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Old 08-05-2010, 08:15 PM
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This is entertaining, but there are only two usefull answers; fix the AC or open the windows.
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2) open windows

3) move to Canada

Oh wait.........you said "useful".



...... nevermind.
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Old 08-05-2010, 08:25 PM
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Mine is EXACTLY like that except it is a gold color. It has the same sticker on it.

I would sell it for $200 and then you problems would be solved.
I'd love to have a swamp cooler for my future ACVW.. not to use since its too humid in FL but its just a cool accessory
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Old 08-05-2010, 08:44 PM
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No, the ice made in the freezer is NOT free. When you put water in the freezer, the heat must be removed from the water to produce is. The compressor runs a lot longer while this heat is being removed, thus spinning the electric meter more.
Wow, if that is the best you got, I've really got you thinking with my FRED SANFORD a/c system.

I should invent a way to run my household electrical load using one of my diesels when the power goes out in the winter and hear all the negative comments about that..... oh wait, I already did.

A metal plate bolted to the car, 6000w gen head, a belt, and an 10 gage wire to the fuse panel, bump the idle, port the exhaust and IVE GOT POWER....

I should quit all this tinkering and start TWITTERING like the rest of you...

Got any BTU BS for that one???
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So you came on here to ask for advice and now you are trying to imply how creative you are and take shots on everyone else. Yepp you're the best, most smartest, most creative, individual among us. Another TROLL thread and I'm out of this one. Thanks
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Old 08-05-2010, 09:58 PM
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For your info Doc Sarvis I came on here asking for info about the ins and out of of the evap. (check the thread) and all I got was shots across my bow by crotchedy old goomers that only know 1 way to do something. And that if your opinion differs, you are automatically wrong.

This is a Forum....look up the definition. This should be a place to discuss ideas freely...

All I was asking for was ideas how to cool a $300 car with 330k+ miles without doubling my $$ in the car and there were some good ideas and then there were guys like you that only read what you agree with and the rest is foolishness because its a new idea or different.

Telsa would be be proud of you.
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Lots of flames here, and some smoke. Personally I enjoyed this thread. Ingenuity is the mother of invention. Would love to see some pictures of the completed project. Its a shame there had to be flames and smoke, but that happens a lot around here.
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Old 08-06-2010, 07:37 AM
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Wow, if that is the best you got, I've really got you thinking with my FRED SANFORD a/c system.

I should invent a way to run my household electrical load using one of my diesels when the power goes out in the winter and hear all the negative comments about that..... oh wait, I already did.

A metal plate bolted to the car, 6000w gen head, a belt, and an 10 gage wire to the fuse panel, bump the idle, port the exhaust and IVE GOT POWER....

I should quit all this tinkering and start TWITTERING like the rest of you...

Got any BTU BS for that one???

Your post is difficult to follow, but working through to the last sentence, it sounds as if you are stating that my post you quoted was BS. I PROMISE you that putting a five gallon bucket of water in your freezer to make ice will INDEED increase your electric bill and will not produce ice for FREE. The ice will be less expensive than if you bought it at Seven Eleven, but it won't be free. How is that BS?

After your response to Doc I went back and perused this entire thread. MOST of the posters, most especially rrgrassi, were being open minded and helpful in your search for opinions and information.

Some of the posters, including myself, did some related hijacking regarding auto evaporative coolers and aircraft items that help relieve extreme heat.

Other posters, again including myself, were providing some information based on facts. I don't think ANYONE who posted any facts were flaming you. Rather they were pointing out information for your consideration.

NOW, if you want to call people names like "crotchety old goomers," then you need to be prepared for a change in tone of the responses you are getting.
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I need to know where the best place to tap into the system for the in and out ports of the evaporator. Would it be at the exp. valve? If so which ports?
My first post, one simple question....
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Old 08-06-2010, 08:38 AM
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What is deep freeze?

Nothing is free, but if the person who owns it lets you use it, it may give you no out of pocket cost. Which is great!

Take pictures of the cooler, plumbing, and a thermometer at the vent, I am interested in seeing the whole thing work.
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Old 08-06-2010, 08:43 AM
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Is the exp valve the best place to tap into the lines for IN and OUT of evap? Anyone
My second post, same question...

Follow the thread again and see if anyone answers my only question...
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Old 08-06-2010, 09:01 AM
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I still wish you had used the heater core instead. 75 at the vent won't get you much cooling.
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Old 08-06-2010, 09:05 AM
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If I had used the heater core, wouldn't I lose my heat to defrost?
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My second post, same question...

Follow the thread again and see if anyone answers my only question...
See all those little tubes in the picture? It's going to be hard to get water through there. I am going to go out on a limb, and say that I think that it's impossible to get enough water through there to have any effective cooling. I think you'll get just a few degrees of cooling at best out of that kind of thing. It won't be worth it. You would do better sitting in the ice bucket.

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