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Originally Posted by deejaaa
would using peitier plates eliminate the need for ice? use closed loop liquid. I can't seem to think of a way to remove heat with a cabin mounted system without being over complicated. extra cabin heat could make it unbearable but it already is sometimes.
has condensation been thought of? NM might not have a lot of humidity but this close to the Gulf we do.
look forward to seeing a working model.
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The Peltier junctions are terribly inefficient.You might have to piggy-back them ,where each is rejecting heat to the one downstream.
Or run an inverter to power a wall-mounted water cooling fountain compressor/heat exchanger/etc. to create chilled water enough to handle the 300-400 Btu's/hour basal metabolic heat load.