BEAT THE HEAT

https://www.youtube.com/user/desertsun02/videos

an update cooler uses two coolers on a box fan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DERYsKnlKzA

AC using an aluminum transmission cooler $22.00

a small water pump, a small fan, a bucket of cold water

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the model i used was the 401 hayden transmission cooler - cost about $22.00 dollars.

— i get them on amazon. just search for hayden transmission coolers. they have lots of them

— if you search hayden transmission coolers you will be lots of them. the 3 models i use are the 401, 403 and 405. if you like those square fans, those are axial muffin fans. many of those on amazon too

— case fans, here's the low speed one (link is in video description)

note the unit is all aluminum so it is extremely lightweight (less than 1 pound), and the whole setup uses very little power. the AC fan uses as little as 9 watts and the DC pump is 3.6w so the whole unit runs on less than 15 watts! note that 12v DC computer case fans (of the same physical size) only draw about 5 watts so then you can run the whole setup on less than 10 watts! for off grid use all you need is one 12v (10 watt or higher) solar panel and you're set. if you like the video please rate, like, comment, and share it around

— i just place the fan either in front of or behind the radiator. i didn't attach it

— aluminum or copper work about the same. only real difference is aluminum is lighter and cheaper

— unfortunately all the peltier based water coolers that are currently on the market are not strong enough to make this setup work (or not for long). these radiators overpower there ability to cool the water within a minute or two and the water warms up (then it just blows room temperature air). i wish this wasn't true - but so far all of the videos that i've seen on making 'peltier based' room air coolers are not true. the best that peltier can do is extend the time that the ice lasts.

— Peltiers are horribly inefficient compared to compressor based coolers. They pump out a ton of heat for the cooling the do. You need a pretty large cooler on the peltier, or the cold side starts heating up too.

— Dry ice is -80 C, that would very quickly freeze up the water in the loop.

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easy build

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Found the board end of October 2017. Was really engaged with it for quite awhile in various ways. Never baked. So to the point, as life became more of a struggle through all.of the covid bs, and me more or less moving to Central America, not very engaged.

Plus with many of the posts making the board a cluster-fuck of its former self, it became more of a hard read. Finally, never expected Q to return, and I was okay with that. He/they said many times, you have more than you know, so I kind of figured that they did their job as part of the plan, and time for us to do ours. Like anything, easier said then done as I lay on my bed at 5:30 am listening to the monkeys doing their morning wake-up growls. It's all good, and Q's return has definitely energized me for the "fiinal stretch," Shit, I remember back near the start thinking everything was going to happen in months. Just a little off on my estimate. Carry-on!

Internal Capitol Police review found sweeping intelligence, security failures on Pelosi's watch

Secret after-action report cited widespread ineptitude and inadequate riot squads, found closing of open-source intelligence unit may have contributed to tragedy.

Capitol Police compiled a secret after-action review months after the Jan. 6 riots that identified sweeping blunders by the department ranging from delayed deployment of specialized civil disturbance units to the fateful dismantling of an intelligence unit that monitored social media for threats.

Identifying 53 areas of failure needing corrective action, the June 4, 2021 report, obtained by Just the News, produces a far more stark portrait of leadership failures than those offered by Democrat-led investigations, making abundantly clear that the Capitol Police under House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were ill-equipped to defend one of America's most symbolic and high-value institutions two decades after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Specifically, the report stated that some Capitol Police leaders had received intelligence from outside sources like the FBI warning of the strong potential for violence, including the targeting of lawmakers, on the day Congress certified the 2020 election, but those warnings were not properly distilled into the operational plan given to front-line commanders or highlighted in the summary section known as the "Bottom Line Up Front."

"The assessment for 1/6 contained a BLUF that did not express the severity of the threat or the fact that USCP actually had knowledge of a plan in place," according to the report. "The statement that protesters may be armed was included, but it was never expressed with the urgency that they planned to overtake the Capitol and target Members of Congress."

Instead of clear warnings to its forces, Capitol Police leaders put "a generic, all-encompassing quote" in the operational plan that was too vague to convey the true threat level, the report said.

That intelligence failure was exacerbated, the review concluded, when new department leadership installed after Pelosi became Speaker decided to dismantle the department's open-source intelligence unit that scanned for threats on social media.

The lost window into the overt discussion of violence on social media prior to Jan. 6 may have contributed to the tragedy by further blinding commanders and officers to the potential for serious violence, the report.

"Individuals with the most experience extrapolating open-source material were not tasked with reviewing social media to glean intel related to the event," the report stated.

https://justthenews.com/government/congress/internal-capitol-police-review-found-sweeping-intelligence-security-failures

https://justthenews.com/sites/default/files/2022-06/USCP-Jan6AfterActionReportandRecommendations6-4-21.pdf

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