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- 1. HOW I MADE A SOLAR POP CAN FURNACE / HEATER
- 2. Ford Explorer & Mercury Mountaineer: Removing & Replacing Heater Core : Ford Explorer & Mercury Mountaineer: Remounting Instrument Panel
- 3. SOLAR PANEL INSTALATION
HOW I MADE A SOLAR POP CAN FURNACE / HEATER
THIS IS A 64 CAN , MY FIRST TRY AT MAKING ONE SO I MADE A VIDEO OF IT.
User Comments
Justsayin
commented
on 16 Jan 2016
I have a question.This is a great and impressive job, but i can only assume
it works from sunlight?So meaning u can only get warm air from it when the
sun is warming it up.So you cant use it to keep you warm when its cold, you
can only use it when its warm outside?Kinda defeats the purpose.
Justsayin
commented
on 15 Feb 2016
+God of Thunder yeah true. Like that oven with the lid that is theoretically a box. they added some heat reflection sheets and painted it black. apparently cooks a whole chicken in a few hours using similar system.
God of Thunder
commented
on 15 Feb 2016
Doesn't have to be cans, other videos show people using flat sheets of metal, netting, and down (drain) pipes. As long as they are painted in matt black they will radiate the heat.
Justsayin
commented
on 15 Feb 2016
Ahh okay, so if it's any daylight it works I see now. I assumed it would need warmth from the sun to amplify that heat further. I did not realize it can amplify just plain uv with something like -10 temperature.
God of Thunder
commented
on 15 Feb 2016
As far as I can tell from other vids, as long as the sun hits it, it will get hot regardless of outside temp
Jason Bloomfield
commented
on 26 Jan 2016
If "warm" is 10 below outside then everything helps. I wouldn't install one of these in Florida, but Alaska and Saskatchewan should have them everywhere.
HAMMERSAW Hamilton
commented
on 17 Nov 2015
also people are making fans that run on magnets. this could solve your
power problem.
bluefrenchfries
commented
on 19 Jan 2016
+HAMMERSAW Hamilton cpu case fans use nominal power, his battery is effective for this application.
HAMMERSAW Hamilton
commented
on 17 Nov 2015
any ideas for night time?
bluefrenchfries
commented
on 19 Jan 2016
+worddunlap it's referred to as "thermal mass"
Mackenzie Ashford
commented
on 11 Jan 2016
+HAMMERSAW Hamilton fire
worddunlap
commented
on 26 Nov 2015
+HAMMERSAW Hamilton "sink" heat in a material like stone. Some houses use a stone wall about 3' high. It will retain heat for long periods of time and slowly release it.
TheJezrock
commented
on 28 Sep 2015
Does slowing the air flow have any impact on the heat transfer coefficient?
David Metzlar
commented
on 02 Nov 2015
+TheJezrock You could sand the inside of the cans to improve turbulance
David Metzlar
commented
on 02 Nov 2015
+TheJezrock Turbulent air/fluid has a bigger surface area. Slow flowing air/fluid is a very good insulator (double layered glass). so even one or two molecules of thickness can cause a very big resistance in heat flow. You can solve this problem by increasing flow, or increasing turbulance (rough surface). Hope this makes any sense ;)
steve p.
commented
on 26 Oct 2015
in theory it should.
dabbbles
commented
on 07 Jun 2015
A roll of black poly-pipe inside a sealed and insulated box also works
well.
Question:- How does he get the water INTO and OUT OF the cans?
dabbbles
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
+kamelkisseraha!... That makes more sense ~ and a very good idea it is.....and could be adapted for hot water, I think ~ perhaps depending on suitable positioning.I've always been a great fan of recycling and innovation (built several complete houses using that approach (all 'legal') and really do take pleasure in seeing that sort of attitude and motivation hasn't died out in our world of pre-fab and bolt-on.All the best to y'all.
kamelkisser
commented
on 07 Jul 2015
+dabbbles Its an air heater not a water heater
Jason Miller
commented
on 15 Feb 2015
where did you get your thermostat at?
Ces Zapata
commented
on 05 Mar 2015
I don't know where he got his but we got ours at Home Depot. I've also seen them online.
Ford Explorer & Mercury Mountaineer: Removing & Replacing Heater Core : Ford Explorer & Mercury Mountaineer: Remounting Instrument Panel
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