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An open source dehumidifier ? Haven’t there been umpteen attempts at this? I thought there’s not that much water in the air. The volume of air to move must be
by opless 5y ago
An open source dehumidifier ?
Haven’t there been umpteen attempts at this? I thought there’s not that much water in the air. The volume of air to move must be crazy.
Maybe I should read TFA
- hobs 5y agoAs far as I know every "water from air" is literally a dehumidifier and is going to produce dirty water at 1000x the cost of just driving water anywhere on earth.
- opless 5y agoThis guy has done several busting videos on similar devices https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EGTRX6pZSns https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EGTRX6pZSns
- jupp0r 5y agoWhat makes you think the water that’s in the air you are currently breathing is “dirty”?
- hobs 5y agoAll air we breathe has bacteria and molds and dehumidifiers are a perfect place for Bad Things to grow. https://hvacguides101.com/is-dehumidifier-water-safe-to-drink/ https://hvacguides101.com/is-dehumidifier-water-safe-to-drin...
- tjpnz 5y agoA cursory glance of TFA suggests that it probably is another dehumidifier. Depending on the environment it might yield a small amount of water, but certainly not the kind you would want to be drinking without treatment. I look forward to thunderf00t's video on it.