Revolutionary Air Conditioner!

I explain the design and principles behind desiccant based air conditioning. This extremely efficient, DIY air conditioner is inexpensive to build and costs less than one half as much to run as a conventional, compressor based air conditioner.

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[Sattracer]

You remind me a lot of my physics professor in High School. That man was EXTREMELY overqualified for the position he held. He took that job to be available to care for elderly parents. At one point he was the ranking science officer on a submarine in the U.S. Navy and among the first people to go into Hiroshima after the atomic bomb. If you were not watching him as he taught his classes, you missed as much as half of his presentations. It was never "dull".

[freddaniali]

As a physicist I would say that your system is brilliant. As an operating and maintenance engineer I would deem this system a nightmare!

[sytzebuz]

My first few thoughts after getting to the end of the video was: Who is this guy> ...and ... He made me watch 33min and not for one second I was bored...

[macrumpton]

I think this project was a high point for the channel. What would make it even better would be to develop it further and make it simpler, cheaper and easier to construct and then offer plans.

[taterboymemphis]

Mr. Rogers, Bob Ross and Mr. Wizard morphed to create an intelligent, kind teaching engineering scientist. A joy to have come across this!

[JudeJohnson]

Sharing liberating technology that is within the reach of any consumer is something to be commended, but you also taught us the technology with the reductionist brilliance of a gifted middle school teacher. This is one of the most revolutionary acts of resistance that I've witnessed on Youtube since I've been sentenced to lockdown.

[sonovoxx]

Unreal. Every time I came up with a gotcha question, he answered succinctly and comprehensively within seconds. Such a great demonstration. Top class, and easy to follow.

[chblabah]

Please add more content around this topic, there is the huge community around DIY camper van builders out there just waiting for something more efficient that can be used in a camper van.

[fuckthedumbsht]

This is the science teacher we all needed as kids

[axellno]

It is impossible to stay as cool as the main presenter.

[allenmueller]

Even with how direct and succinct he is, the videos tend to run around half an hour or more. Half an hour of me on the edge of my seat, with my notes open, and a laptop ready to add things to various shopping carts.

Don't watch any of this late at night - you'll be too inspired to sleep. xD

[MatthewFinchest]

I absolutely love how much engineering is jammed into this short video.

[WthyrBendragon]

I would LOVE to see a PDF summary of this layout showing the material flows and generalized componentry.

[joshuareeves]

Clever engineering. Clear explanation. I sift through Youtube rough to find diamonds like this.

[longwildernesswalks]

This is the kind of material YouTube was made for. Not the tidepods.... Excellent work sir, excellent work.

[danielbishop]

I think this is a water-based adsorption chiller, would be great to see relative humidity readings on the inlet and outlet. Cool stuff

[Defeshh]

One of the coolest channels out there, no pun intended

[Kiptanui]

Just amazes me how eclectic you and your sons knowledge is. Would have loved growing up in your household.

[no_tread_]

I can't watch this, it makes me want to make a Home Depot run.

[old._.]

"The higher the cop, the more efficient the unit is going to be." Been tryna tell my local PD about this for years!

Jokes aside, incredible work as per usual! Thank you for everything you've shared with us over the years.