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I wonder how you prove/disprove this. I imagine if you had a control box with water exposed to the air that wasn't "radiating heat," then that should show if th
by hifikuno 3y ago
I wonder how you prove/disprove this. I imagine if you had a control box with water exposed to the air that wasn't "radiating heat," then that should show if the solar freezer was indeed working or not.
- toast0 3y agoYou could build a few test configurations. One as stated, insulated fridge, open on top. One, insulared fridge, open on top, under an open air shelter, no walls, just a roof, where the roof is a significant distance away from the top of the fridge, so airflow is not impacted, but there's no view or the sky. Possibly variations on this with the roof being ir transparent or not. Another test configuration could have the fridge closed, but with forced air ventilation.
- tagawa 3y agoHe did try a basic control with his first version: “i got ice consistently over several nights, even though there was no frost on the ground, and pots of water sitting next to the box cooker did not freeze.”
- hifikuno 3y agoAh you're right! I totally missed that line. Cheers.