Zero Breeze Mark 2 - One Year Review + Q & A

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Zero Breeze saw my other videos and contacted me recently asking if I wanted to partner on a this video with them to talk about my experience after one year, and answer several of the questions that come up on my other videos and on the user groups.
My experience after one year of use, and answers to all the question being asked about the Mark 2.
I've broken the video up into chapters so you can skip to the part that will help most!
00:00 - Introduction
01:51 - My impression after one year. How has it held up?
03:59 - Will this Mark 2 cool my van, car, boat, tent, etc?
05:19 - It's so expensive, who is this for, is it worth it?
08:14 - Does it work better at night? Will it cool my space at night?
09:39 - Can I run it from a battery?
10:37 - How much power does it use? How long with it run?
12:58 - Why do you run both hoses on the back outside?
19:51 - Why not just buy one of those cheap "portable air coolers"?
24:34 - Some guy online said the Mark 2 is a scam!
25:30 - Where does all the condensation go?
27:22 - Is it noisy?
28:57 - Conclusion

[@kdm704]

You could get paid to read audiobooks… great voice!

[@Andy-ue3dv]

I was just thinking the same thing lol

[@RobertDizzo]

Me too

[@TheStevenhull]

Yep, should do audio books for dungeons and dragons lol

[@Gankez]

real talk tho lol

[@ILSLF]

He sounds like Anthony Robbins

[@GRSEMETROMALL]

Good job. Informative without the unnecessary extraneous information. I appreciate it. It’s going on my list because I think I’m going to need one.

[@jeffkurtz6011]

Everybody needs one and a solar panel for 2025

[@JamDiveBuddy]

I have been living van live wile in the navy for a few years. I have two battery modules out of a Tesla module a. I build a window unit and plumbed it all Into my super small Japanese camper. After that disappointment I went went back to hanging a window unit out my rear window. I have a large dog that I have to keep alive. The first model of this I knew wouldn’t work because they literally suck in air. Now that I have seen this improvement. I’m going to give them a shot. Because it’s more than enough to cool my cab over space. Which is where my dog hangs out while I’m at work and where we sleep. Thank you for the informative video

[@fishinggunsflyrods]

We replaced an old Dometic in our 36 foot camper (vented). kzbin.infoUgkxDDbPbIlwLRcX_ntp51ui5UMtAUGpHYxE The install was a simple swap, all holes lined up, the electric plug back in with no trouble. Getting it on the camper was the most "difficult" part of it, and my friend made it look easy. I've seen people "sled" them up ladders as well though. I watched a KZbin video for instructions, very easily done. Some say it doesn't come with instructions, but I found the instructions under the ac in the box. I didn't need them, but they were there.It works well to keep a 36 footer comfortable, all by itself. It doesn't seem to be any quieter than the original, but it isn't any louder either. We're very pleased with it. Esp with the ease of swapping them out.

[@libertyauto]

Absolutely the most informative video on these I have ever seen. You answered all the questions i had when I heard about these. Thank you for the video.

[@skeletond8115]

HAHAHAHA!😅🤣😂 How long can it run on the zero breeze battery, He CAN'T SAY!

[@eswb1]

This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. My compliments, Sir. You are clear, thorough, organized, unbiased and balanced. And you’re blessed with a voice born for radio. I’m about to look at the rest of your content and probably subscribe. Thanks for this comprehensive review.

[@zingbopdelux]

Excellent in-depth review! Thank you ... looks to be a great little unit, for a specific need.

[@susankarasek6274]

Thank you so much! Your vision was amazing! You answered so many of my questions that I had about this. You were so informative and thorough. Much appreciated.

[@user-bu6mx9ks9p]

*Works great **Fastly.Cool** compact and Easy to install*

[@alphainfinitum3445]

Thank very much for the honest review. You have me all the information I needed to decide that this would not meet my needs in the summer in my teardrop.

[@thescenarios5934]

Same here, I would be better off getting a solar setup and window a/c, cost about the same.

[@shaunandyvonn]

Really? Wow. My impression is that it would cool a tear drop....

[@vandyrvtransport6430]

Most comprehensive review yet......well done. Yes a spot cooler.....not a space cooler. I use it in my semi truck to cool me at night....not the space. A key thing I learned (videos at my channel) was to try and achieve no 45 to 90 degree turns in the intake and exhaust hoses.....plus keep those hoses as short as possible. I am not getting the hours out of the Mark 2 batteries but they are working with me to determine if it's the batteries or the unit by exchange.....so great CS so far. Bottom line it's an amazing technology and I will not look back either. Cheers to using it as it's meant to be used and sharing a real well thought out review!

[@abmtz8537]

How long does each battery last? I’m in hotshot trucking and I’m between buying this or a generator with a small ac unit. I’m leaning more towards an ac unit with a generator because of costs but the mark zero breeze looks more convenient and takes up less space I was just wondering how long each battery last on economy setting?

[@DocDave77]

@@abmtz8537 About 3 hrs each. Check out EcoFlow's new 4,000btu

[@owenwelch1665]

Thank you so much man. This is by far the most professional and thorough review of this product. I really appreciate you!

[@Xploring_The_Outdoors]

I just bought one of these and living in a very humid hot part of Texas, I use it like you said as a spot cooler, I go night fishing a lot and the humidity is so high you just sit and pour sweat, not anymore with this and the light comes in handy camping in a tent or tying a new hook on things like that. As long as you keep an open mind and realize this isn’t going to cool a big space you’ll like it. I also sit mine in the bed of my sidexside point the hose at the back of my head close my windshield and drive around my neighborhood on these 106 degree days, I’m enjoying it.

[@isntimportant]

If SWEAT is your issue then you need a $2 fan. If HEAT is your issue you need an air conditioner. This, however, is not good at either. Where I live summer peaks 130F. Humidity isn't an issue. It's dry terrible heat that'll strip the soul out your body in a day if you don't carry enough water. This is NOT a good alternative. It's weight and requirements to make it run are way out of spec for a single camper. And it's not good for vehicles compared to built in vehicle air conditioners. Air conditioning doesn't work by shoving the output hose on your nipples. That's not a functional air conditioner.

[@04dram04]

you should put on windbreaker jumpsuit and pipe the air in up your pant leg. The cold air will get trapped inside

[@StevenYoungcaptual]

Outstanding review- Thank You!

[@untectings]

for someone how travels with a dog this looks like exactly what I need to keep my buddy cool while I pick up supplies in a store

[@jameshlavacek7573]

Thank you so much for the great explanation of the inner workings. Breaking it down in half and why to run both hoses out. I have watched more than 10 video posts on the Breeze Mark 2 and no one has explained it so well.

[@honusail]

Great recap and excellent presentation.

[@2heavyb517]

thank you for a comprehensive and realistic review

[@rangerdoc1029]

Thanks for the detailed rundown. This is the info I needed to make an educated decision

[@ldrake3155]

i'm gonna save up for one . it took me years for a camping fridge, but i got one. i would take my 50 lb 5000btu ac tent camping, but the sucker is just too heavy and cumbersome for me. i'm not young anymore to lugging that thing anymore. this ac will definitely be a game changer for my future camping plans!!! awesome review you did. i don't understand a lot of the technical details but i watched it anyway! your a great speaker!!

[@trxtech3010]

So glad to see someone with common sense use these properly and know that you need both Vents,

[@jimsteele7108]

Excellent review. Thanks!

[@MeGuess_Adventures]

Thanks for the overload of great info!

[@cleonchambers3330]

I really appreciated the through review. Thank you

[@monkey2bize]

great detailed review with real world use case!

[@arayapokey]

Thank you for the in-depth review!

[@esteemedwatches1768]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. It answered all of my questions and I’ll be buying one tomorrow. Allan (from the UK).

[@tylerwhite3607]

Just got one of these for my RV. Works great! Wonderful video. I bet Zero Breeze loves this.

[@Polymathicus]

Thanks! How are you using it? Day, night? I'm always curious as to how others have it set up.

[@tylerwhite3607]

@@Polymathicus we use it during the day with our solar setup when we are working at our table. We have remote jobs so we need to stay cool!

[@valerief1231]

That’s great to know. For RV’s with a bedroom that has a door and can be isolated, would it cool an area that size, say it’s big enough to accommodate a Queen size bed, and has the shower on one side, and water closet on the other. I wish I had a better idea of the Square footage, but my cousins live in theirs, thinking this would be a nice gift from our family to them.

[@BarnDoor-won5ve]

Great review, thanks for the help. I particularly appreciated noting how "how good does it work" is subjective and dependent upon many factors of an individual's situation and managing realistic expectation with capabilities. This is often not realized when people search for "the right tool for the right job"

[@Polymathicus]

You're welcome. And thanks for your comment, it hit the nail on the head when it comes to expectations.

[@HagarVikin]

Really well thought out and put together info video and clear precise voice . well done honest view about person use and relative spec to environment.

[@mycandy7680]

thanks for the extreme detail that’s how i learn ❤️

[@professionalguy9346]

Excellent review!

[@Saved4NewLife]

One of the best videos I have seen on this. Very well presented. laid out and described. Adding all your personal experiences really sealed the deal for me. Very well done sir. You should also consider a radio job. You have the voice for it. Thanks for the video!

[@Polymathicus]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@anthonyfigueroa4310]

Great way to give information. great job 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@briangudger3466]

You should narrate more things. What a great voice! Great review as well - thank you for sharing your thoughts and findings!

[@philipanderson9434]

Thanks, great video.

[@dmhipkins]

Great review, very helpful.

[@SailingViridian]

Awesome review! Thanks for all the detailed information. We're considering adding one of these to our aft cabin in our sailboat.

[@Polymathicus]

Thanks! I think smaller boat cabins (especially at night) are a great place where the Mark 2 can really shine. If you do, come back, reply, and let everyone know how it worked out!

[@andrewkellerhals1361]

Thank You. With the rising cost of fuel I've been looking for alternatives to idling overnight. Heat isn't a problem, a power station will take care of my fridge, but Air Con has been the big hurdle. I think this might be the ticket and after my calculations, will pay for itself with 2 batteries in less than a month.

[@m.d.1873]

Well done Informative video. I will definitely buy one now.

[@TheSwissMoose]

Excellent video, answered so many of my questions. Grabbed one last week. Thank you so much. What job or hobby do you have that has you sitting in your hot car for that long? :)

[@ToddFithian]

Dude, your voice is unreal my man. I can listen to you all day.

[@Polymathicus]

That's not what my wife says! :)

[@laven111]

Great review I have been on the fence. But the choice is clear this is the way go

[@Labgorilla]

Mate you sent me sleep. Your voice is gold

[@tradmanmike3360]

I APPRECIATE YOU HONESTY WITH THE PAID INFOMERCIAL.

[@glimpsesoftexas3955]

Dude, your voice is great and well recorded !

[@robsteve7043]

Great informative video. Thank you.

[@blackmambahavecanewilltrav478]

Thanks...I was on the fence till now..getting one

[@larrygrigar3793]

So your video on the mark 2; excellent. I had to get on my telephone after watching the video on my television because it was such a reasonable video worthy of some kudos, great video. I think I'm going to buy one, not a video but a mark 2 :0)

[@Moza960]

I’m buying one thanks to you mate 👍

[@leverriabelton2921]

Thanks , Great review there is no other ac device like the Mark 2

[@dadraduffus1108]

The video and voice was amazing I felt like I was watching a movie 😂😂❤

[@willmann30]

I'm a truck driver and I'm looking into this for days while I'm sleeping in the truck.

[@kassieopea]

Thank you so much for the review. I did buy this, but have yet to use it. I bought it for travel and tent camping. I'm still waiting for my ElecHive 2200 that I purchased like you, during crowdfunding in Nov 2020. I appreciate all of the tips and tricks for use in the car. I also appreciate your realistic no-nonsense facts on its efficacy. Cheers.

[@Polymathicus]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jim.pearsall]

Voice is amazing… you can narrate anything

[@upthestreetpartnersapts4569]

thank you - amazing video

[@functionalvanconversion4284]

Thats great that Zerobreeze contacted you. I contacted them when i originally purchased the Mark 1 AC about the fact that the unit needed major modifications to work and to see if they would consider accepting it back so I coukd get this new unit. No communication back, hmmmm. I did end up using this new unit and the main problems with this unit at least for a van set up is the following (I am no engineer, so I know there are challenges): 1.)24v current requires a 12v to 24v step up converter, which will generate a significant amount of heat. 2.) If you run it off an inverter, the AC house adapter generates heat. 3.) Due to the size of the BTUs, the compressor and condenser coils needs to be outside to maximize cooling capacity. 4.) Way to much plastic material that eats up space in your rig, makes it cumbersome with the hoses. Oh and your voice is legit, great video😊

[@Polymathicus]

Good points. On the first one...when I upgraded my 12 to 24V converter to a higher amperage model it didn't get nearly as hot as the lesser one I had. I could grab it most of the time. I guess if it's rated for more amps than you're using, it struggles less. But for sure, putting a heat generator in a space you're cooling is well....

[@functionalvanconversion4284]

@@Polymathicus what size did you upgrade to? This may allow me to install a 24v rigid AC with more btus. Thanks for the feedback.

[@Polymathicus]

No problem. I don't recall off hand. I mention it in my videos about the converter install and in those video descriptions. 20 or 25amp. They get a bit pricier as you go up, but in my experience you can't go wrong getting a bigger converter than your specs call for. I was just trying to be cheap at first.

[@functionalvanconversion4284]

@@Polymathicus, OK, sounds good. I did purchase a 300 watt for my 150 watt raft motor and it still gets pretty hot. I will try a larger converter or install a fan. Heat isn't as big of an issue when your outside. Thanks again for the info.

[@Krylovix]

Nice review

[@KikeArribas]

Un gran vídeo explicativo many thanks from Spain 🇪🇸

[@russellsandridge2635]

Awesome review. I saw a video by Nate Murphy on KZbin who actually did a test over the evening and night.

[@perrymahnke886]

Awesome video (yeah, a little dry) that is very thorough & informative. Thank you for taking the time to cover everything. I definitely plan on buying one for my DIY camper.

[@bubber25]

You are an excellent salesman dude. Soon as i can get the money im buying one :)

[@jeffkurtz6011]

Thank you!

[@MamboB]

Good video, The Blueetti external Power and the Mark Zero2 you dropped an easy $2K, I will comment you a link of the portable Ice cooler, I'm making later, but since Water is way more efficient than air at cooling, your older model is totally outdated. I do like your review, and for complete package, you are right, you better get what you pay for. Stay Frosty

[@rubychen1689]

Nice small AC unit with the powerbanks, not seen that before👍

[@WACOMON]

Review is a bit repetitive but very informative and clear. Thank you

[@tonyhill5235]

This almost started my friends van on fire bc the battery. When she tried to get a replacement battery they would not give her one and cut her off. So if you want something that minimally cools but could really heat up your unit because it may start on fire this is the product for you. 🔥

[@ginajones3963]

Their service is great, I bought my air conditioner two years ago, well beyond the warranty period, but they helped me out.

[@volvo09]

I think the zero breeze is a neat device (had to try not to say "cool" haha). It is what it is, a tiny phase change ac. "Tiny" is the key word, expecting too much from it is like expecting a single $150 6k btu air conditioner to cool an office building.

[@Polymathicus]

Neat works. And good comparison, that's definitely a common theme is expecting more than it can deliver.

[@Barkley1974]

I’ve been very skeptical of this unit’s ability to cool my truck topper camping setup at night in the Southeast. I just want something to keep me dry and cool at night, but was not convinced that this unit could do it. For me, camping in the Southeast is not an option for about 5 months out of the year, so if this unit can keep me dry and cool at night, it’s worth the money to have the option to camp anytime of the year. Thank you so much for this detailed video as it has completely reversed my thinking.

[@Polymathicus]

You're welcome. If you're ok with cooling YOU, and not the whole space necessarily, then it's a viable solution for sure. The best use I've seen for sleeping in that kind of environment is to put the hose under the covers which apparently with "freeze you out" according to one user.

[@NIGHTMARE4021]

@@Polymathicus I'm a Private Investigator here in California. During summer time it gets really hot specifically if not parked under a tree/shade. If I were to purchase the Zero breeze, I would most likely put the hot air expelling at the trunk of my compact sedan. Do you recommend this as a P.I working every single day during summer time? Thank you!

[@Polymathicus]

That is what I used it for. Except it's a bit hotter here. It's not going to cool the vehicle in those conditions, just you, so the "rule" of putting both rear condenser hoses outside is not entirely necessary because it's always going to be hot inside and you're not keeping anything separated at that point. You do absolutely need to get the hot exhaust hose on the back outside, but the intake is not so important. In fact I experimented with leaving the back "intake" hose inside and just cracking windows. This had some effect in exhausting some of the hot air inside, out of the vehicle and just generally got air moving around. My focus was just pointing the front cool air hose at my face and upper body, and occasionally up under my shirt, or up the leg of my shorts. The remote is nice if you're not next to it because as long as the unit is strapped down, if you have to take off you can leave it running and then reach back while driving and turn it off with the remote. I used a Swampy ice model for 14 years and it was wonderful (as long as I pulled in dry air from outside), but this was a game changer to not have to buy ice every day. You do need a big battery to run the Mark 2 all day. I just turned it on when I'd had enough of the heat. I also made custom Reflectix shades that I glued black fabric onto each side that fit perfectly into each of my windows, which kept the heat load down.

[@mattmanjack]

I've got one there great.

[@painter2121]

Thank you for a great product

[@goodtimefolkrock]

i really liked this .....i subscribed

[@lianedegville3093]

I have a tiny caravan. In Summer at night this should keep me and the pups safely cool in the van with my door shut and locked.

[@michaelstora70]

Thanks for the great video. Have you compared efficiency with the Bluetti using a the 12V output with your boost converter vs. 120V inverter and the included power brick? It's two conversions from the 58.8V battery either way . . .

[@Polymathicus]

No, not extensively. The screen on the battery always showed a lower current draw using the DC/DC converter so I have always powered that way almost exclusively.

[@MrGaborseres]

Awesome 👌 👍

[@prawnmikus]

I wonder if you could use the cool condensation water to provide swamp-cooler like efficiency to the incoming outside air? This would have the benefit of vaporising and exhausting it. Maybe a simple wick leading into the inlet air hose would do?

[@Polymathicus]

Interesting idea. The only issue I can see is that in the desert where the swamp cooler action would be most beneficial, the Mark 2 doesn't produce any condensation. But I still like the idea, as super dry air conditioned air is even drier and can always use some moisture.

[@byronmorris1594]

I love to try to use two of them to cool.

[@Polymathicus]

Now you're talking!

[@jmag1671]

Incredible Review! Thanks. Have the same Bluetti power station and thinking about buying the Zero Breeze based on your review! I also watched your video on making the 12-24 converter, and have a question... How did you know how it was pinned? any chance you plan on making and SELLing those cables you made? Also, why did you go with anderson connectors? rather than an aviation plug and use the original cable to plug into it?

[@Polymathicus]

Hi, thanks. The AC power brick has a pinout diagram on it. Which I found later....after using a multimeter on the cord coming out of the brick to figure it out through trial and error. Don't think I'll be selling the cables since there are so many cable ends and length needs for different users. Went with the Andersons because my Goal Zero Yeti battery had an Anderson output, so, made an anderson cable, and bought an Anderson kit, and now I use Anderson. No other reason really.

[@bruceyyyyy]

I'm glad John "Beau" Billingslea still has work.

[@lorneserpa5888]

Funny, just crowd funded today the next version mark 3 today!

[@jenyooin]

This guy is a great narrator.... 👍

[@WolfHeathen]

This is more of a personal cooling apparatus, I'd say. It would also work great in an RV if you sectioned off your bed with a thick cloth curtain of some kind so it only cooled that small area.

[@Polymathicus]

I've seen some posts online of the sectioning off backs of vans etc, seems like many have had some success with that.

[@aaronalquiza9680]

If it cools only myself down, i will stick to my diy cooler with ice packs and blower, with a dehumidifier in my work shed. it also cools me down and i keep my cold drinks in it. if i have a spare $1k lying around, i would buy this.

[@adamheeley285]

I would like to see them do this same idea but as a split system. From what I understand those are way more efficient.

[@Polymathicus]

Yes, splits seem to be very popular these days. A split would make it less portable for sure. I wonder what the market would be for a very small split system. I did find very small "split" systems when researching AC's years ago but they were mostly made to be a permanent install, more for OEM purposes, so I didn't pursue them.

[@Bruce.Wanye.]

I came for the AC stayed for the voice. You definitely have a good voice for more videos

[@Evan721sxm]

Thanks for the review, i am looking to put this is my boat cabin. It is very small. Maybe 7 feet by 10 feet. Just big enough to fit a queen size bed for camping and to crawl in. The walls are very well insulated and there are no windows to let in heat. Could it really cool that space properly? Thanks for any advice. I live in south Florida and it gets hot. I will also mainly use this at night.....unless the kids take a nap during the day.

[@Polymathicus]

Larger spaces are difficult and that size is much bigger than Zero Breeze rates the Mark 2 as far as cooling capacity. However, many online have great success cooling spaces at night, and if you are in an adequately insulated enclosed space with both hoses coming out the back routed to the outside then you have a chance. Just need to keep in mind that bodies generate a considerable amount of heat, so if you're putting several in that space you have a 2300BTU air conditioner trying to cool the air and fight the heat generated by the people.

[@thomasbrandt8265]

I liked your video you covered pretty much everything i needed. I've had my eyes on this particular model for while now because i know now that it must have a compressor and refrigerant unlike all those fake ones like Artic Air. Ect. However i don't know where to buy one of these guys for the best deal i know there pretty expensive plus with the battery being separate. I think if they included the battery i would for sure have already bought one and so many other people. Thnx

[@Polymathicus]

No doubt it's pricey, and I haven't seen or heard about any big discounts yet. But as far as I know it's the only compressor driven real air conditioner like it in that form factor, so they kind of own the market.

[@kangk4241]

You did a good job . Can I use my Generator/ portable for this unit ?

[@Polymathicus]

Of course, if you generator has a built in or external inverter you could plug in the included Mark 2 ac power supply to that.

[@KPHVAC]

That new EcoFlow AC unit looks nice. I'd like to see your review of the EcoFlow if you can get one.

[@Polymathicus]

I emailed them, could happen. I might not be a big enough player though.

[@thim8009]

Yea me too, been changing shit for the last 10 years. Best thing I did is put my solar system in.

[@gailwind4168]

I love mine. A game changer for sleeping at night in a small bedroom.

[@CarlosCaterpillar2004]

Hope they sent you new plastic pieces that we're brand new broke!

[@davecrupel2817]

"think of a time you're going to be _hot."_ Im already in it!

[@grouchydropbear3981]

Sixty decibels? No prob. I always sleep with a fan on a/c or not!

[@Bellasafari]

Thank you for the review. I just bought the Bluetti AC300- It would be a great vid if you show how exactly you hook up to your AC200 without using the Zero breeze battery. I did see your adapter 12>24v adapter you use, but where did you plug it in on the unit? In the cigarette port or the yellow connector thing:) sorry don't know the name, port?

[@Polymathicus]

It's dependent on the battery in question. I used anderson connectors when I had a Yeti battery, but yes, with the Bluetti (I'm not familiar with what the AC300 has) I think the "yellow" connectors are probably XT60, could be 90. I just used the cigarette port in the video because I haven't bought any XT60 hardware yet or the AC200MAX 12V two pin output jack they put on there. Just need to find an "out" port on your battery that puts out sufficient amperage and work from there. I have a video posted where I show wiring it up to the converter if you're interested.

[@Bellasafari]

@@Polymathicus ok yes, will ck out your vid. thank you again!

[@lancefreeman4378]

Excellent video review! Can you use this as a heater in cold weather by having the exhaust hose come inside and having the evaporator hose vent outside?

[@Polymathicus]

There are AC's that "reverse" the process and are marketed as having a heat pump, but this Mark 2 unfortunately isn't one. As it gets colder, even the heat pump AC's don't work very well. To do what you're suggesting might freeze up the system in short order as the air conditioner is made to have cold and warm air going into and out of certain places to stay happy. But, that's just my theory....I'd like to see someone (else) try it!

[@Bellasafari]

@@Polymathicus I can't see why this wouldn't work...?

[@Polymathicus]

So, I did contact Zero Breeze to get clarification and they confirmed they ARE supporting users "turning it around" and using as a heater. However...since this doesn't have a heat pump, and isn't specifically designed to run in reverse or defrost itself, it's only recommended down to 50F. Somewhere online I read 45F, but their email said 50. Either way that limits it's usefulness in cold temps.

[@Bellasafari]

@@Polymathicus that would take the chill off in the mornings!

[@luisadriandelgado5343]

good job...

[@calriri]

I have an idea to funnel the cool air via tube to a specially made opening in a sleeping bag, to stay cool during night. As you've stated it can keep one cool despite it not cooling a space. I wonder how my experiment shall go when I get this air conditioner.

[@Polymathicus]

Chime back in and let us all know if you make it happen. I've seen one other post somewhere about a similar use case and they said they were "frozen out" in the middle of the night after putting the hose under their blankets, so it might be the way to go.

[@enigmaticnomadics]

Your efforts with respect to your audio are not lost.

[@starscreamdecepticon5285]

Can you do a video showing the wiring of the 12v to 24v DC converter?

[@Polymathicus]

I think I showed that in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIulp2NppsmLraM