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Build your own evaporative cooler

2013-09-19

How to Build an Evaporative Cooler
Christin, wordpress.com

Portable Swamp Cooler. Click for larger image.How to build a low-cost 12 volt evaporative cooler. My husband and I built two swamp coolers that we use to air condition our tent when we camp in hot, dry weather at Burning Man. These compact units b…

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Cognitive Science UX Research, Cognitive Systems AI, Systems Science
Evaporative cooler, House (TV series), HVAC, Stainless steel, Temperature
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