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  1. Hackjunkie

    Questions on moving air?

    Berkshire, I was thinking about a peltier for the cpu,but they aren't that efficient and there would be nowhere for the transfered heat to go. I've played with them once or twice kinda fun. A small AC compressor would be a nice option if it's efficient enough. And a 12 volt compressor would be...
  2. Hackjunkie

    Questions on moving air?

    LittleInch, Ill have him look into these. I don't know what if any insulation is present. I don't even know what the outer shell or inner frame are made of. i just like to build circuits. Berkshire, Oh i know they used to kill my electric bill. I dont really know much about active cooling...
  3. Hackjunkie

    Questions on moving air?

    I was probably thinking of something else when referring to an evap system. I was thinking of the portable in home AC units that collect moisture from the room blow cold air out, and hot exhaust out a window. As far as breaking code in relation to battery storage that im not sure. I know the...
  4. Hackjunkie

    Questions on moving air?

    Yeah I figured without an active cooling system attaining a temperature lower then the ambient air temp would be improbable. The shape is more irregular dome meant to look like a large pile of dirt without any real insulation. Its a small collection of sensors and a low power computer for data...
  5. Hackjunkie

    Questions on moving air?

    Hello. I am working on a project to cool down an enclosed environment. The volume is approximately 300 cubic feet using a ventilation system mounted on the top. The environment is watertight but not airtight. It can reach temperatures up to 140 degrees Fahrenheit internally with approximately...

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