Testing Noise, Temperature & Power Usage On My DIY Personal Air Conditioner

I test the Loudness, cooling capacity and efficiency of my homemade air conditioner. Using a thermometer, I measure the air temperature coming out of the device, which is around 61°F, with an estimated airflow of about 270 CFM. This DIY air conditioner effectively cools small spaces like a room or a garage, and the cooling effect can be felt up to a foot away.
I also test the noise level, temperature efficiency, and power consumption, providing detailed explanations and data throughout the video.
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