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He did he really didn't answer anything.

So you had one question?...😂 Would about how does it cool? Looks like a POS

Thanks for sharing!

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no, most ac's just have a vent on them to serve as the intake

This is the way. 😂

​@@SteveUnperceived most have one hose to the outside and it's an exhaust not an intake.

@@jeremyconner7610 correct, hence the mention of the vent

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Sorry to hear that

This seems to be more of a design flaw than a defect. Some reviewers I've watched all said the same thing, it reports the temperature as lower than it really is so it turns off too soon. They all had to set the temp target lower as a workaround.

aLL OF THESE Portable 2 duct air conditioners are not efficient and crap..

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Good to know

This thing could probably cool a closet on a hot summer day, but not much more.

You can convert your portable airco by placing an cardbordbox with an 150 MM tube adjusted on it and place it on the bottom where the airco sucks the air in. Move the 150 mm tube to outside and it sucks the inlet air from outside, this airco in he video is basicly that same principle. I use this trick on my portable 7000 Btu portable airco for 5 summers and it works like a charm.

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yes it is

Someone on "CheapRVliving" wrote: I installed a walmart Keystone energy star 5,000 btu window ac in my van and it works great from my Bluetti AC200P and 720 watts of solar. It only draws 360-380 watts when the compressor is running, and 60 watts when it switches to just the fan. In eco mode, the compressor does not run much at all, and my hightop conversion van is ice cold. I paid $200, and I have been on the road full time almost a year with no issues thus far. " Maybe that will help you.

Amazon has it for half off for the next couple of hours, good luck

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@@ToolsElectroDIY bruh.

@@shardulsatrange I think he is an A.I. , you will only get yes, no , and ok from it. And I agree it’s fukin stupi* to put the hot exhaust next to the intake.

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Lately they are including the ‘car kit’ for free with it. Notice ‘car’ as in one window being used for exhaust and intake… You can easily make your own divider for the exterior to separate the two streams… (make it fancy if you think it will help, like a triangular piece of sheet metal, with curves for each side of course to decrease resistance, etc… lol)

and portable.

I took a long break! Reloaded soon!

Yes it should be very power efficient. Designed for tent use or a small room.

designed for tent use.

You need intake the outside air to cool down the condenser radiator my friend... you know right? So you don't waste cool air to cool down the condenser because that would be very ineficient... Study the principles of air conditioners...

​@@ezequielsanuy8895Compared to the split ACs this one is not power efficient right

@@averagestudent4358he didn’t explain what it’s for… it’s not for your house… you can buy a battery and solar panels and use the EF power stations with it (powering it by DC).

@@averagestudent4358ie. it’s portable… you could sleep in your tent or car and run it from alternate power sources.

It works. 100w human heat doesn’t make sense.

@@ToolsElectroDIY On average, the human body produces 100w of heat. It produces over 300w of it during high activities like sports....... If you're confused about using watts, then you can convert it to Joules. The units are different but they're all measures of energy.

I've said before, this might keep you reasonably cool inside a closet. It won't cool a room on a hot day.

tent use.

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Yes it has the heating mode too

Like he said, you can put it outside and dump the cold into the interior-like for a tent, but would work for anything-but is it worth it/be feasible.

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designed for tent use.

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I also own the wave 2. When starting up it does grind a bit at first but once it gets started it quiets down

Not measured

Eco mode runs compressor for 20 minutes and then off for 10 minutes. If I remember correctly, Once the initial spike it does every time it starts the compressor and comes down in wattage, I think you are in the 200-300 range.

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I build it

@@ToolsElectroDIY hmm can you build me one? Also serious question if I were to lose power in a hurricane in hot temps would this unit at least cool 1 room in house until power comes back on or would you recommend a split AC unit and run off solar generator? Thanks so much!

Can I ask what materials you used for this window piece please? And what do you think on my other question? Thank you my friend hope you are staying cool 😎. I would definitely pay you to build one or two for my windows lmk if you are interested

​@@Raven4111It would probably cool a closet if you setup a lawn chair and a small folding tableinside and vented the heat outside the closet. One of those kinda that folds down into a bed so you can use it as a cot at night. I doubt it would come close to making a full room cool on a hot day.

@@kritsadventures thanks I ended up getting a mini split installed 100% worth it

Tent setup, think about it

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I made my own based on my window width.

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300w is actually a power saving unit compare to a windows unit that will run on at least 1000W and you got a huge bill and not portability

300W of sucking in hot air 😂

@@vallehv10011I believe it’s actually around 700 when it at max. Eco mode is 300 and doesn’t do much except when it’s not really needed.

For a house or shed, then yes. This is for portability. People use them in their camper van, or for camping in various situations and for very small spaces… and specifically can hook to an ecoflow power station and run off DC-which makes it more efficient… non EF power station will only connect to it by AC (alternating current). And this a/c can be connected to solar panels when equipped with the battery. (And it can be used inversely for heat.) So it’s a niche product, not going to suit those who could instead use a window unit.

If you have the battery base, yes.

Link above

The link is in the pinned comment above

No idea

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For a bedroom?

in the tent setup, it's like that.

The heat is being transferred to the exhaust air. It’s not perfectly efficient obviously but it’s a portable unit that should probably be protected from weather

@@Grunttamer either way, you dont want the intake outside. constantly cooling the humid and hot outside air is significantly less efficient than cycling the cooler air back through the machine as it cools the room.

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