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Add "IR-permissively insulated", but yeah. Still worthwhile. That "oops 30 fold energy consumption per heat" problem deters people from testing the limits. It m
by edelbitter 2y ago
Add "IR-permissively insulated", but yeah. Still worthwhile. That "oops 30 fold energy consumption per heat" problem deters people from testing the limits. It may be a mostly negative result for now, but it is still useful to actually build and try this every once in a while. Because with these numbers, sacrificing some interior design, comfort and flexibility does finally get you in the area of slashing your heat removal needs by an equivalent factor.
- notjulianjaynes 2y agoI agree worth pursuing. Presumably someone could just build one of these with off the shelf stuff (COTS if you prefer). No? Am I missing something?