2000 Watt Inverter Question
- Electronic Tek
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I want to, Thank You all for your input. I really appreciate it. When your in the middle of the project sometimes, it’s best to get outsiders valued views. I have considered dyarker’s idea about going to the junk yard for a 2002 condenser. It will work in my 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix. There is no way I can place a 200 watt Alternator on this car without damaging the PCM. Once again Thanks for all your advice and input. I do value your input, and idea’s. This summer heat can get to your Thinking lol.
- dacflyer
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i built me a sort of air conditioner this summer, it was basically a condenser coil with a fan on it, a 40Qt. cooler, a live well circulating pump,and all the free ice i ever want..
it basically circulates the ice water thru the coils, and and back into the cooler,the fan blows the cool air out, its a pretty nifty idea, draws about 6 amps, and i can just plug it into my cigarette lighter, and the cooler is in the back of the car,
on a 90F+ day the car can cool down to about 65F, and the ice will last about 2 hrs of constant use. my little car wasn't equipt with A/C even if it did, the unit would probably stall the little engine..lol
so this is a easy remedy... total cost for me to built it was about 40.00
the condenser coil was off of a old jap. car.
if anyones interested in this project, let me know, i'll share it with you..
it basically circulates the ice water thru the coils, and and back into the cooler,the fan blows the cool air out, its a pretty nifty idea, draws about 6 amps, and i can just plug it into my cigarette lighter, and the cooler is in the back of the car,
on a 90F+ day the car can cool down to about 65F, and the ice will last about 2 hrs of constant use. my little car wasn't equipt with A/C even if it did, the unit would probably stall the little engine..lol
so this is a easy remedy... total cost for me to built it was about 40.00
the condenser coil was off of a old jap. car.
if anyones interested in this project, let me know, i'll share it with you..
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