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Motorcycle Air Conditioner

Started by Houdini, Thu 29, Aug 2013, 10:47:44

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Houdini

Yep!  Somebody designed one, I wonder if they live in Texas?

http://entrosys.com/2009/10/motorcycle-air-conditioning/



Supplies cold air in summer and hot air in winter.

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RainMaker

Would not be caught dead with that on my seat.

However, if I could hide it in the trunk............ :coolsmiley:


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Serk

Quote from: Houdini on Thu 29, Aug 2013, 10:47:44
I wonder if they live in Texas?

Nope... Even hotter place... Israel...

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I still like my idea though, just don't know how to pull it off, of putting a peltier cooler in a helmet. Who knows the heat sinks sticking out on the helmet might even become a fashion trend!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermoelectric_cooling
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BuzzKill

I've seen one that uses an ice chest, pump, and hoses to cycle cold water through a inner vest.  I don't remember the name though.  The person who had it had it mounted on the front of his pull behind trailer for his wife.  She said it got downright cold at times.

2K1SUPERVALK

You could hide it in your BLOW UP friend on the back.

SideCar

Quote from: BuzzKill on Thu 29, Aug 2013, 17:11:38
I've seen one that uses an ice chest, pump, and hoses to cycle cold water through a inner vest.  I don't remember the name though.  The person who had it had it mounted on the front of his pull behind trailer for his wife.  She said it got downright cold at times.

That's the kind they use for some sidecars. When the ice runs out, you stop and get some more.
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