Save +90% of your heating cost during the winter using an old Iranian technology ( Korsi کرسی )

[@rodriguezfranco3839]

I like how you change your content from tesla coils to engineering to food cooking keep it up brother nice videos

[@shahofalbion]

Iranian Korsi/Japanese Kotatsu...great minds think alike.

[@rezadarani4166]

Interesting! Also, a light bulb can be used instead of the heater. I mean one of the old light bulbs with low efficiency! Because these old light bulbs convert the majority of the energy into heat (about 90%), they actually operate as heat sources. To regulate the temperature, you can use a dimmer circuit. It is cheaper than using a heater. The light bulb should not be large; 100W is enough. I made the Korsi before in this way.

[@HVE]

Thanks Reza, indeed that is a good idea, if the light bulb is protected with something and is hanged from the ceiling of the table, it also provide more space for the legs.

[@sierraecho884]

Good idea, but the fan would be missing and the bulb gets hot to the touch .

[@yaykruser]

Nothing screams safety like sleeping with a pot of burning charcoal under a table thats covered with a blanket😂

[@HVE]

🤣 No the charcoal is covered with ash totally so the burning charcoal actually is in the center of that pot covered all around. if used properly, it can be managed, but indeed all ingredients scream against safety :)

[@yaykruser]

@@HVE I guess waking up in the morning to the smell of bacon comes with it 😄😜

[@HVE]

@@yaykruser 😅, This is a proven technology and has been used for centuries by millions of people. The pot will not get extremely hot. Only every now and then it barbecue your foot :)

[@Erhannis]

I've built a little office in a small closet; I'm in there now - me and my computer keep it warm, and if it gets colder than that I have a small space heater to make up the difference. Maybe not as comfy as a korsi, haha, but it's maybe easier to get work done.

[@unguidedone]

so in other words you made a kotatsu with a bucket of ash

[@HVE]

Indeed they are the same. It seems in both Iran and Japan they have used this method of staying warm during winter.

[@electropishran6306]

داداش شماتیک کویل تسلا که ساختی میتونی پست کنی تو انجمن تا ما هم بسازیم؟

[@HVE]

سلام، نمیدونم کدوم تسلا کویل مد نظرت هست ولی هر چی هست رو توی ویدیوها نشون دادم، از رو همون فریم ویریو که متوقف کنی میشه عکس گرفت.

[@electropishran6306]

@@HVE همون کویل تسلاکه ساختی با برق خونه کار میکرد ۴۰ سانت ارک میزد جای دیمر میشه از بالاست مهتابی استفاده کرد؟

[@Gacha.Cupcake]

خسته نباشی کرسی درست کردی دمت گرم

[@HVE]

🙃 مرسی، گفتم تکنولوژی رو در اختیار همه مردم دنیا بزارم دیگه 😜

[@digvijay_nath]

Very informative, life saver

[@Benzknees]

In other words a storage heater.

[@mohammadmousavi1]

brother just buy an electric blanket... it does the same and it is much safer ..

[@HVE]

Thanks, I just show this because it is a clever idea of old time when nothing was available. On the other hand, Electric blanket are effective to some degree. But if you only use them in a cold house, at night you are likely to move around and push it aside while asleep, and that is when you will get cold.

[@zurichsee706]

it's not the same.

[@افكاروابداع-س7ج]

What would you do if electricity went off around the world