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eBay Defective Mini Portable Personal Heater from a Seller happy-shop09, Not Working

Item I recently purchased on eBay. This heater does not work. I'm hoping to resolved the issue with the company by sending them this video link. They claimed ...

How to build a portable solar air heater with built in solar panel powered fan

In this video I show step by step how to build a solar powered portable solar air heater that can be placed in a window or taken on the go as well. I hope this ...

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Wayne Turner commented on 17 Nov 2015

Very meticulous work on a really useful project. I would like to build something like this for my greenhouse.

Crystal Clear Music commented on 18 Dec 2015

+Wayne Turner I was thinking the same thing! Warm up my green house essentially for free? Yep, I'm in.

Tom Delios commented on 25 Oct 2015

Can I put this box inside my home and have it face the window where the sun shines in?

Serge Smith commented on 04 Jan 2016

+Tom Delios yes you can, I do that and it works great that way.

Rexy Lang commented on 31 Dec 2015

Yes

Jack Rainbow commented on 18 Sep 2015

living in England, where it rains all the time. doubt this would be feasible. and, in hot climate, why do you need a heater?

Crystal Clear Music commented on 18 Dec 2015

+Jack Rainbow Canada? We get tons of sun. but super super frigid temperatures.

Jet Oman commented on 13 Nov 2015

+Jack Rainbow In Santa Fe NM, US we get about 340 days of sun but enough of a breeze that it chills to the bone. This may well work here. I'm building one now.

yellosa commented on 20 Oct 2015

well, it doesnt sound very usefull there, but in places like spain, italy or greece, were winters can be pretty cold but still sunny, you can colect the heat of the sun and store it better in the greenhouse

Jack Rainbow commented on 15 Oct 2015

+yellosa what about where there is not that much sun, like England, and the days get very short in mid winter? Do you reckon it would be worth building a solar heater here?

Jack Rainbow commented on 15 Oct 2015

+NAYJL1975 see comment below

NAYJL1975 commented on 15 Oct 2015

+Jack Rainbow see above comment

Jack Rainbow commented on 08 Oct 2015

go on

yellosa commented on 08 Oct 2015

+Jack Rainbow for winter in places where there is sun but its still cold

Tim Yorty commented on 06 Jan 2015

why not use aluminum downspouts instead of all the work cutting, glueing & assembling the aluminum cans?

LizzardsLayer1 commented on 05 Dec 2015

+Tim Yorty //www.ebay.com/itm/Solar-Window-Heater-Solar-Air-Heater-18-X-32-/252086978320?hash=item3ab18e0710:g:GtIAAOSwd4tUGpaO

Tim Yorty commented on 27 Oct 2015

this is a good plan and he put a lot of work into it. I wonder if there is anywhere to buy one of these or something similar?

Tim Yorty commented on 27 Oct 2015

if you use a solar powered DC fan, it would almost seem that during times of bright sun the fan would run faster, and during overcasts days not as much heat / light and a slower running fan.

Tom Delios commented on 25 Oct 2015

+Tim Yorty I agree with you.. i'm just wondering if the cans would slow down the progression of the air flow to build up the hot air considering that one end of each can has limited number of drilled holes..

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Clark Eugene commented on 28 Aug 2014

We do have 2 skylights in our kitchen. They work terrific. If we did not have them, I would install 1 or 2 of those SolaTubes. I suspect that the tubes do not radiate heat like the skylights do.

MissouriWindandSolar commented on 29 Aug 2014

+Clark Eugene No the sola tubes don't radiant any heat. I have been in homes that have them. The whole room is lite up.

ian57812 commented on 27 Aug 2014

They are tough them expos. Will you do more?

ian57812 commented on 29 Aug 2014

Yes I hate them but my wife loves them. That's because I do all the work and she does all the chatting.

MissouriWindandSolar commented on 29 Aug 2014

+ian57812 No more expos. They cost to much for what you get out of them.

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Jeff Demos commented on 17 Mar 2014

why was I not notified? FOUL!!!!!!! Just Kidding. I'm a new subscriber.

Jeff Demos commented on 17 Mar 2014

I resemble that remark. Nark Nark Nark. Thanks for the up lifting reply but son, I assure you that I am not. Looking for a solar powered wheel chair, that flies!+MissouriWindandSolar

MissouriWindandSolar commented on 17 Mar 2014

Your to young to enter Jeff, lolJeff

TRprepper commented on 25 Feb 2014

Congrats to all the winners, especially +Wayne Meador and +JOHNNYMasteratArms DUNN been subbed to them for a while.

JOHNNYMasteratArms DUNN commented on 25 Feb 2014

thanks TR

Wayne Meador commented on 25 Feb 2014

Thank You +TRprepper, you're the best!

jphdg commented on 25 Feb 2014

Congratulations to all the winners. Keep up the good work Jeff, thanks for the opportunity to participate in your contest. Kind regards John

MissouriWindandSolar commented on 25 Feb 2014

Thanks for taking the time to enter John.Jeff

Ron Parsons commented on 21 Feb 2014

Congratulations to all the winners! Jeff you can bet I sure will make a video showing I received my turbine. Not only that, I but will follow up with how I’ve implemented it into my existing system. Thanks again for all the useful information and advice I’ve received on your YouTube channel. “Missouri Wind & Solar rocks”! **does a happy dance**

paxnana commented on 25 Feb 2014

Congratulations to you! Seeing all your post of encouragement to all made me root for you.. Was so happy to hear Jeff call out your name.. You sure deserved the win!

Ron Parsons commented on 21 Feb 2014

Yes I'm going to post a video on my system (Have a great design on a passive solar tracker I made. I've yet to see another like it and was made with intention to eventually be a self tracking system.). I show the hookup and explain the Hot water in a video for you. The 300 watt elements are the best for that. They manage to controll the system very well.

MissouriWindandSolar commented on 21 Feb 2014

I hope ya like it Ron.Can't wait to see your wind and solar projects. Especially your hot water heating from solar.Jeff