DIY Air Conditioner | Effective and easy to build!

I saw this a while ago on social media and thought this wont work.
But I was wrong... If it's so easy to build, why are air conditioners are so expensive???
Looking forward to your answers!
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Disclaimer: This is NOT a instructional "step-by-step" "how to" video! It is just an inspiration for you, and also an advertising for my person and skills... Hassan Abu-Izmero(HABU)

[@crissangel15924]

That's cool! Can I get the step-by-step instructions on how to make one?

[@cacaleon1]

X2

[@garagemonkeysan]

Wow super cool. Basic air conditioning. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@JENNISWISS]

zu geil😁👍👍 im labor der experimente❤️

[@SlimDawson]

Really wish I could afford the cutting machine you're using... Have so many ideas I wanna practice... Nice work you've got ❤️

[@SEZZelenograd]

Штука работает на расширении газа. Он сильно охлаждается когда выходит из узкой трубки в широкую. Внутри спирали - лучше в контакте с медью - можно разместить банку с напитком и охладить еë. Некоторое количества тепла тут также выделяют двигатели насоса и вентилятора.

[@locca23]

…coole Idee 👌🏻

[@MCsCreations]

Really interesting indeed, Hassan! 😃 I didn't understand it at all, but... Really interesting! 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@branchandfoundry560]

You're not alone! Scratching my head on this one 🤦‍♂

[@krisgabrielson4020]

Won't this create more heat than cool?

[@akshaybmenon3859]

Yes the net effect it has on the universe is an increase of entropy and so an addition of heat in total. But it can extract heat away from a localised region, say a beer can placed inside the cooling coil, and dump it somewhere else, causing localised cooling.

[@jeffwood8109]

What are you charging it with? Butane?

[@monkeysnark7043]

I wonder, always do, if that was made with a fairly silent PC fan or two, would it work? That one is a tad loud to be in a regular room, unless it was far away, or in a workshop. Also, it blows -10, as per your showing the temp, wondering how well it would work to actually cool a room. Hassan, you need to do some real tests, before and after. Btw, was that just a squirt of refrigerator coolant into that mesh tubing? Here we go again on 💭 wondering. Also, how long can you run that before it freezes all the tubing, and would a timer be a good idea, to run it off and on automatically?

[@ConorMakes]

Cool video (pun intended lol) I do love the things you share. Have you ever seen the "Divers Lung Tester"? Its a fun toy to play practical jokes on with friends and family but I think the build would be right up your street. I've also heard it called an "Engineers Pipe" if that helps

[@vinceianni4026]

Good job Habu beautifully done

[@YB-eg3rj]

The basics of refrigeration is to have the evaporator “inside” the space and condenser “outside” the space.

[@HeretikLeathercraft]

well, the only minus is that absorbed heat is released back to the room. Cool idea (in both of senses :D)

[@superdrinkerb6432]

How you collect the moisture?

[@waynecarlson8689]

Great idea but not sure how that washer pump is gonna hold up ! not meant for constant running.

[@lisahodges8299]

Just when India is trying to deal with too much heat. I am hoping that this may help some of the population. Birdy

[@DBHC_PRO]

Sick. I would’ve flipped the supply coil so the coldest part gets hit first, and maybe enclosed it somehow. Do you have a link for the pump used? Also was that ammonia?

[@rocktcop]

Your heat is going right back into the space. I mean, it's kind of neat but useless. The cool air is getting blown into the same space the condenser is heating up.

[@MultiKlompen]

Iv got so many questions ...

[@FarmerFpv]

That is called a swamp cooler. They work great outdoors in humid climates.

[@funkysod]

Isn't a swamp cooler based on evaporation of a liquid (usually water)? This is not that, this is expansion/compression of a gas. Also swamp coolers, based on evaporation, is best suited for dry climates. Dry air can except more moisture quicker than humid air. May be wrong here...

[@Bob0bscureD]

Halla ya Habu

[@Bob0bscureD]

Hope all good with u bro...

[@erikcourtney1834]

Will blow cold air for a limited time. There’s a reason r134a is used instead of ice water.

[@lbenedix]

He injected propane into the loop

[@derkompressorschrauber]

DCN I know what you did

[@Kreith32]

Muss ich mir fürs Büro nachbauen. Super. Grüße #kreith32

[@MegaDivertisment]

This represents a real extraterrestrial technology!🤣

[@IVIUIVDOG]

Yes it gets cold, but your condensor coil is dumps the heat it recovers right back into the conditioned space. This is a Fail.

[@tomdreamer]

А вас не смутило, что все собранно на стенде для пущей наглядности. И это говорит о том, что это сделано для показа структуры устройства холодильников и кондиционеров. И это не является кондиционером, а научным пособием.

[@TheHappinessOfThePursuit]

I thinks it’s obviously a test piece, and the coil would be outside or vented in real application.

[@shootgp]

Nonsense. Unsubscribed.