2253 Fast Freezing Machine - Is It Fake?

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  • @richspillman4191
    @richspillman4191 Před měsícem +9

    "....NOT A CHANCE!" I blew milk out of my nose with that excellent delivery, the suspense was exhilarating.

  • @marcfruchtman9473
    @marcfruchtman9473 Před měsícem +36

    Always good to have a debunk video every now and then!

  • @Milkybar3320011
    @Milkybar3320011 Před měsícem +16

    And they are mixing air in the pipe with a flammable product, just waiting for the boom!

  • @maxgood42
    @maxgood42 Před měsícem +3

    And this is the art of the "Foley Mixer" you see in all the movie credits.

  • @quirkyMakes
    @quirkyMakes Před měsícem +19

    The people that fake stuff like this are despicable to say the least. On the flip side, finding an old compressor is relatively easy here in the U.S. at least. And using that in a custom loop is easy

    • @stupidhandles
      @stupidhandles Před měsícem +3

      I'm not sure what's worse, the ppl who fake these machines are the ppl that refuse to accept they're faked

    • @chrimony
      @chrimony Před měsícem

      Anything for clickaroonies.

  • @NobleValerian
    @NobleValerian Před měsícem +5

    Knew what was coming from the get-go, but if there was any doubt, it was cleared up when you said, "I'm not targeting any particular individual.", LOL.

  • @ianbottom7396
    @ianbottom7396 Před měsícem +3

    Even without the video editing, most hydrocarbons injected into a system utilising push on pvc hose are going to flash off the hydrocarbon liquid and absorb heat until the liquid is vaporised but it’s using it as an expendable refrigerant, the pump and other components are just props

  • @Bobble84
    @Bobble84 Před měsícem +9

    Hey Rob thanks for the video. I was watching a couple video's about radiant cooling paint which were produced by @NightHawkinLight and @TechIngredients. They were formulating a radiant paint which can dissipate it's heat through reflection of microwaves into space and will produce temps below ambient in direct sunlight. I would love to see your take on this technology. With your experience in battery technology and other chemistry I feel you could come up with a formula we could all make at home relatively simply and cheaply. Anyways just a thought for some content in which I know I would love to see. Thanks again. Cheers

    • @partciudgam8478
      @partciudgam8478 Před měsícem +3

      Quick note, Nighthawk and Tech ingredients don't use microwaves, the best approach or analogy would be a different "color"of infrared, which isn't absorbed by the atmosphere nor the material below, so it gathers heat as anything, and then radiates it as infrared light into space

  • @mfbfreak
    @mfbfreak Před měsícem +4

    I've actually been working on a demonstration model of the cooling process. I have already discovered that it's possible to get enough pressure in a 3 part syringe to make the butane condense!
    The problems i'm running into is that syringes are made out of polyethylene or something, so nothing can be glued to them. Also, the liquid butane appears to degrade the rubber seals fairly quickly, and finally at pressures of like 2 to 3 bars, the syringe body tends to stretch and expand, making you lose pressure.
    But the entire thought behind using the syringe, is that you can literally see the gas turn into liquid when you press it hard.
    At a certain point i made the entire system with some cheap one way valves for aquarium air bubblers - but those also weren't able to resist the pressure of about 3 bars. Not very surprising.
    In the end, i fear i might have to make my own transparent compressor cylinder from thick walled acrylic or something.

    • @paulbame865
      @paulbame865 Před měsícem +2

      Glass syringes have no rubber and move a lot easier than poly. The smaller-diameter ones might even withstand considerable pressure.

    • @Philip-hv2kc
      @Philip-hv2kc Před měsícem

      Two bars is near to tyre pressure for most cars . Three bars is for heavier duty tyres . Then I wonder if the squeeze tube silicone type sealants for automotive use can withstand butane without swelling because they do withstand petrol , for purposes of sealing the syringes .

    • @ShivaTD420
      @ShivaTD420 Před měsícem

      If you are compressing a few drops of butane. You're not really moving enough heat to cool or warm anything bigger than a shoebox.
      A 5ton ac needs 20 pounds of coolant. Compressing that generates lots of heat you need to get rid of.
      Plus the frosted evaporator will cause issues if the ice builds up too thick.

  • @tbabbittt
    @tbabbittt Před měsícem +11

    I had a friend who though that if you got put naked in outer space you would freeze instantly. I had a hard time explaining that it would probably take an hour for a body to reach freezing in outer space. I blame movies for his misperception.

    • @gerryjamesedwards1227
      @gerryjamesedwards1227 Před měsícem +5

      It's the vitreous humor boiling in your eyeballs that puts me off the whole naked-spacewalk idea.

    • @Zakardis
      @Zakardis Před měsícem +1

      @@samuelfellows6923 Space isn't a true vacuum, you wouldn't explode like a movie; though your eyes might pop out.

    • @fritz1990
      @fritz1990 Před měsícem +1

      You can actually survive space for almost 60 seconds. The people who say you freeze instantly or pop, are the same people who say Mars doesn't have an atmosphere.

    • @obsidianjane4413
      @obsidianjane4413 Před měsícem

      It depends on where you are "in outer space". If you are in shadow and in contact with a conductive surface a body will freeze very fast. Flash freeze fast. In vacuum and in the sun, more like cooked. Both ways, you more get freeze-dried as all the water sublimates leaving a dried husk.

    • @obsidianjane4413
      @obsidianjane4413 Před měsícem

      @@fritz1990 "Survive" but you aren't going to like it and you aren't going to be functional for more than about ten seconds. From the perspective of human biology, no Mars doesn't have an atmosphere.

  • @johnbarry8185
    @johnbarry8185 Před měsícem +11

    Rob, as an HVAC/R Contractor for more than 30 years, I say THANK YOU, for showing these charlatans to be false. It is just another attempt, by people, to show that HVAC industry is an 'easy' thing to master. While the industry rarely uses capillary tubes anymore, it is THE easiest way to get the job done.
    Keep up the good work.
    Godspeed.

    • @Zeero3846
      @Zeero3846 Před měsícem +1

      While it may give some the impression that this stuff is easy, I wanted a demonstration of why it's hard. Will no one make one with a hand-crank compressor?

  • @Theminecraftian772
    @Theminecraftian772 Před měsícem +1

    Nice. I hadn't seen any of these "Instant AC" videos before. My first thought when watching it was that, yes, the butane can cool the system. But only once by evaporating out of the system. Even then, it wouldn't get the result shown of just the coils cooling.

  • @saidutube
    @saidutube Před měsícem +3

    Thank you for this vidéo!!! Greetings from the Southern cone in Chile!

  • @Yezpahr
    @Yezpahr Před měsícem +1

    Didn't expect a debunk video haha, I was in the trance that it worked until you said 'not a chance'.

  • @Gorff.
    @Gorff. Před měsícem +4

    Im not allowed to play with butane in the house anymore 😞😂

    • @isaacbell873
      @isaacbell873 Před měsícem +2

      😂😂

    • @paulm3538
      @paulm3538 Před měsícem +2

      There is a story there that needs to be told….

  • @unclecharlie9022
    @unclecharlie9022 Před měsícem +3

    My well water is 62-67*F, I’m thinking of have it run thru a radiator with a fan in the summer time to pull some heat out of the house. Will probably pump it into a 500 gallon cistern and let it recirculate with a solar powered pump. Raising the temp of that volume of water in a day should be in the 30k watt range, or several tons of A/C in theory.

    • @rsnell22
      @rsnell22 Před měsícem +1

      Need below 50 to cool. Maybe a water cooled DX system.

  • @badejong
    @badejong Před měsícem +1

    All my dreams of a cool summer are shattered now... Thanks Robert! 😁😁

  • @rifattarkyararbas4058
    @rifattarkyararbas4058 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you very much...

  • @trygvetveit4747
    @trygvetveit4747 Před měsícem +2

    If You use Winter Propane in a heat pump it will work just fine, even the sillicone lubricant can be removed as propane is a lubricant.
    Im currently uses an old Air to Water heat pump to heat my hot water to 68-70C
    Its ben running for two years now and works just fine (actually i removed the air coil with a cheap plate heat exchanger from Ali Express to "take heat" from rain water and solar waterheat panels)
    All with legal gas and you are free to do this without a certified tech . also the amont of flameble gas is lower than you can store at your kitchen, maybe 1kg.
    It worked as refrigiant media for 100year before cfc came along in the 60s

    • @johnbarry8185
      @johnbarry8185 Před měsícem +3

      The problem isn't the compressible, it's the compressor. He doesn't have one.

  • @wilfor03
    @wilfor03 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you for showing the truth and not that hooky crap.....I really appreciate that.....

  • @coldfinger459sub0
    @coldfinger459sub0 Před měsícem +2

    A Makita or Milwaukee batteries powered DC brushless motor will be strong enough to drive a pump for the pressure of butane to make it freeze.
    In the video, the capillary tube that was chosen, was far too large in diameter . That have smaller diameter CAP tube.
    It will work.
    Must have clamps on the hose. I would use the clear hose that has a few material filaments embedded in the plastic for strength for the pressure. But still see through.

  • @TheGigashadow
    @TheGigashadow Před měsícem +4

    In the original recording of this monstrosity why wouldn't these scammers simply edit the video backwards but leave the audio tracks as they were recorded, forward? Also they can simply record more "forward" audio than they think they are going to need in case they run short in editing... These people really aren't that smart!

  • @johnbarry8185
    @johnbarry8185 Před měsícem +2

    Hey Rob, I saw your mushroom show, and wanted to let you know about something that they are doing now. They make a form, and coat it with a releasing agent, and then spray spore into the form. Then, they close the form, and keep it hydrated for a time. Then, when they open the form, they have whatever they molded. This is being used for several different things, but I thought about using it as a replacement for larger dimensional beams, specifically for walls and such. What do YOU think about it? You could do a long show on using this "new" technology.

    • @The1Elcil
      @The1Elcil Před měsícem +2

      Not sure about "new" but I saw this tech, about 20-30 years ago on an episode of a TV show, pre or maybe early internet times, 90s-00s. I wonder why it is taking so long to make this Styrofoam replacement? The episode showcased oil (petroleum) and plastic eating mushrooms and other tech too. Seems to be suppressed for some reason... (shrug)

    • @j.f.christ8421
      @j.f.christ8421 Před měsícem

      @@The1Elcil It's not being supressed, as usual follow the money. Current methods are fast, cheap and well established. Nothing is stopping you from setting up your own I-beam mushroom company.

  • @Knight8365
    @Knight8365 Před měsícem +2

    Hi Robert; I have a related question about the type of refridgerators found in caravans, Absorption Refridgeration. You may know this works by applying heat to evaporate a liquid (usually ammonia) which then absorbs heat as it condenses, creating cold. My thought was; would this work when the heat applied came from solar radiation, possibly concentrated? For hotter countries where there is more sunlight, this could be an alternative to Air Conditioning. Thanks for all your great videos and information.

    • @captainnemo6655
      @captainnemo6655 Před měsícem +1

      Rob actually has a video on this idea already. If I remember correctly its based on using pure UREA and a type of KAOLIN clay. You can find it in the video Library

  • @dinosaur0073
    @dinosaur0073 Před měsícem +1

    Thank you, Robert, for saving me a few pounds 💷 😂😂😂

  • @Radio_FM_3123
    @Radio_FM_3123 Před měsícem

    I watch that clip few days ago, I didn't know it was fake. It looks like a reasonable thermodynamic cycle
    but a small pump is not able to compress vapour phase of butane to liquid phase, now everything makes sense.

  • @jozefnovak7750
    @jozefnovak7750 Před měsícem

    Super! Thank you very much!

  • @gaiustesla9324
    @gaiustesla9324 Před měsícem +1

    The energy in question is the limit of the output thats suggested. 1w watt in will always give less than 1w out due to the interactions of that 1w making something happen.

  • @Zeero3846
    @Zeero3846 Před měsícem +2

    As annoying as fake things are on the internet for giving people the wrong idea about how the world actually works, it should be at least appreciated that they always give us a chance to think about why it doesn't work. I also just appreciate the scale at which we wish these things would work. I mean, is a tiny refrigerator that works in the exact way as the larger ones too much to ask for? And while we're on the subject of whimsical impracticality, I kept wishing these videos would replace the electric pump with a hand crank compressor. I want to do real work to get my cold soda, gosh darn it! None of this battery nonsense!

  • @isaacwhite7411
    @isaacwhite7411 Před měsícem +1

    humm butane does condense from a vapor to liquid at about 35psi and the guy was using a diaphragm pump , I just so happen to have one that is about that small that the Chinese say it can put out high pressure out been meaning to build one to see if it works.

  • @intelligenttinkering
    @intelligenttinkering Před měsícem +2

    Very good mate

  • @zoranpocrnja2646
    @zoranpocrnja2646 Před měsícem

    Good explanations thanks but i will try with my better usb fan new style ones wich produces better cooling should perform ;!

  • @jacobe2995
    @jacobe2995 Před 28 dny

    here is a tip for bending soft copper. you can keep it from crimping and flattening by filling it with sand and capping both ends off first.

  • @user-vt9fi7fz1k
    @user-vt9fi7fz1k Před měsícem +2

    I am shocked, shocked, that there is dishonesty on CZcams!

  • @jesusistheopendoor
    @jesusistheopendoor Před měsícem

    thank you!

  • @hangfire5005
    @hangfire5005 Před měsícem

    On the subject of air conditioning etc, have you seen the evaporative cooler that Tech Ingredients did? I want to build one full scale in my shop and see how it works. Im in the humid north east of Texas so I can give it a solid test.

  • @StrategyYouDidntKnow
    @StrategyYouDidntKnow Před měsícem

    I've been thinking about making alloys a lot lately and wondering if it's doable to make in a microwave like the ruby made by nighthawkinlight. Maybe venadium-iron alloy is possible. It's interesting talk about the magna cut steel and if it's got an edge over typical high carbon steel or if it's more trouble than it's worth.

  • @captainnemo6655
    @captainnemo6655 Před měsícem +1

    HELLO EVERYONE!! I am back from my adventures. Glad to see another informative video from Rob. I gotta point out, we have been using FLASH FREEZING tech since the 60s. Mainly for things like Astronaut Foods and novel items like flash frozen fruits. Now it is my humble opinion this is another case of Right Idea, WRONG EXECUTION... but simply because the execution of the idea is wrong or flawed it does not mean its impossible or crazy wrong... So I pose a question TO THE WHOLE community... For a design like this, why are we mucking about with BUTANE??? When a device can be made to run on condensed OXYGEN from the air around us. Dry Ice and a simple aluminum roasting pan for the oven are all thats needed to CONDENSE and collect OXYGEN from the air we breathe. Would it not be possible to set up a simple pump and reservoir that can hold a bit of dry ice, that can cool down a large surface area that can then condense oxygen into liquid which could then be run through some pipes and then be let out to evaporate? No need for a high pressure pump/ condenser

  • @paulbame865
    @paulbame865 Před měsícem +1

    Backwards video (film) and a string is how Luke used the force to fetch his light saber

  • @boblordylordyhowie
    @boblordylordyhowie Před měsícem

    Thanks for that debunk, I would never try it as it contains butane which burns.
    An idea for you to tinker with Stress Reactive Paint. A paint which changes colour when stress is applied to it, I have no chemistry knowledge but a paint you could apply to say a bridge where you would see weak points virtually glow.

  • @Milkybar3320011
    @Milkybar3320011 Před měsícem +1

    Evilbay selling tiny R134a compressors that fit in your hand, but I suspect any DIY cooling unit will suffer from liquid refrigerant running back to the compressors which isn’t good. But I’d love to see one in use.

  • @t008mx
    @t008mx Před měsícem +1

    Hi Rob please could you do a video on a ice bath ,cold water therapy immersion normal size bath with water want to get down to 6 degrees in the bath , thinking coil fridge compressor , pump but ozone to keep water clean bacteria free ,unsure how to monitor the temperature , for machine to shut off , and how big the coil would need to be and how to join the components .

  • @roberthart9886
    @roberthart9886 Před měsícem +2

    Can you come up with a device to cool a vehicle. My 2004 Saab wagon ac not working. estimate is $2000. Not worth it. Summer is on its way in S Florida. HELP

  • @wizrom3046
    @wizrom3046 Před měsícem

    On the plus side, you CAN just buy a little Peltier device from an electronics supplier, and put 12v DC and a couple of amps through it, and it will get freezing cold.

  • @alejandrotaudil3689
    @alejandrotaudil3689 Před 26 dny

    Thanks!!

  • @sinsinner6797
    @sinsinner6797 Před měsícem

    Thanks for posting this...thoughts on Chinese patent law?

  • @8ank3r
    @8ank3r Před měsícem +15

    Thanks for debunking these garbage videos that are clickbait with no concern for being able to actually build something useful.

    • @frustratedmajority851
      @frustratedmajority851 Před měsícem

      Its pretty vexing isn't it? Also how 99% of people online are combative and smart asses. Keyboard warriors and clout worshipers... just imagine another 30 years

  • @Vibe77Guy
    @Vibe77Guy Před měsícem +1

    I need to get back to trying to get an induction furnace add on to melt metal in a graphite crucible from an induction cook top.

    • @ThinkingandTinkering
      @ThinkingandTinkering  Před měsícem +2

      i did do something on induction heaters and built one mate

    • @Vibe77Guy
      @Vibe77Guy Před měsícem +1

      @ThinkingandTinkering
      Do you remember the episode number?
      Which was a wonderful idea, by the way.
      I've got quite a bit of copper and gold to cast.

  • @richardclark5112
    @richardclark5112 Před měsícem

    I bought a phone cooling fan that magnetically attaches to the back of phone, it has an aluminium heat sink and a base plate where it connects to phone. I didn’t expect much from it but it does get ver very cold like ice cold to the touch and condensation forming, it can’t be far off icing up! And I think in cooler weather it could well do it. For just a simple usb powered fan and heat sink it’s pretty amazing!

  • @silverpc4611
    @silverpc4611 Před měsícem +2

    I think people would still click it. If at the end the people that make these videos debunked themselves.

  • @j.christie2594
    @j.christie2594 Před měsícem +2

    Sir, a inventor PA USA made a curious device, and you might debunk or prove him(he was on TV, but then 👻).
    So he took cylinder of metal, bore rows of shallow holes in it then added it to tight Sleeve, one pipe into center and one on end, alinged like Squirrel fan/turbine .
    So Spinning the Cylinder inside is producing very high Temps in video, outlet side is Steam.
    But the video, got altered then gone, TV spot said 110% efficiency just spinning a cylinder (with cylindrical pockets) real fast.
    What first got clipped from video was direction of spin and the Pressure differential either making Water hotter, or different direction spin, cooling water rather quickly. Long winded here but, You did this trick with oil and tin cans for heat, but with little adjustment could you try to get a remake and see if Cooling is 110% efficient and that's why the original video was edited then gone. The cooling part had me, it makes sense, how this pressure differential maintained via engine could be Game changer.
    I see if it pans out, Stirling engine coupled with this concept might be self powering, post initial Starting force put in.
    Love your work, Cheers

    • @partciudgam8478
      @partciudgam8478 Před měsícem +1

      The cylunder thing is or rather was called a sonoacoustic boiler, they used wayer ram and mechanical heating for boilung water, sorry, spinning it the other way arround also produces steam, wont cool water.
      Company withdrew the 110% efficiency after they got better meassuring, still pretty efficient, and then fwll out of buisness when tailoring maintenance and wear vs an electric heating element.

  • @JessWLStuart
    @JessWLStuart Před měsícem +4

    Now make one that works, with the smallest compressor?

    • @sciencetestsubject
      @sciencetestsubject Před 27 dny

      Your home fridge (unless it's really old) uses butane as it's refrigerant.
      Look at the model label, if it says R600A it uses butane.

  • @breaksbassbleeps
    @breaksbassbleeps Před 13 dny

    Would it be possible to make a model heat pump out of bits and pieces. Although the easiest way to do it would be to dismantle a small compressor fridge and use the parts from that.

  • @danielradcliff7081
    @danielradcliff7081 Před měsícem

    Theoretically, it is a refrigeration system but is there a pump out there that is that small that could make the refrigeration cycle work because all the components are there, but the crucial component a way to compress the butane gas enough for the refrigeration cycle to work. I like to see you, Robert try and make one of these that actually truly functions. See if you can find a pump that would actually make it work and not be fake. I have thought of myself trying to make one of these, just to see if it works I experimented with a parasitic pump and a little miniature refrigeration system, and the one problem I was having was not enough compression to have the refrigeration cycle start working I got close there was a very tiny amount of cooling

  • @justanothercomment416
    @justanothercomment416 Před měsícem +1

    Just FYI, fill the tube with sand before bending and you won't get the flat spots. Or at least not nearly as bad.

  • @philliphaley1241
    @philliphaley1241 Před měsícem +2

    use a nitrogen flame to run a caravan fridge freezer

  • @industrialmonk
    @industrialmonk Před měsícem +2

    Excellent video again. Unfortunately It's like the free energy rubbish that people buy into.

    • @MasterBlaster3545
      @MasterBlaster3545 Před měsícem

      Plenty of fools out there that believe anything they are told.
      They have no ability of critical thought. Just what the government want. Good little sheeple.

  • @don_lock
    @don_lock Před měsícem +1

    So many liars and fakers on the internet; thanks for showing this false project and how it might be made. I hope someone might get a clue as to how much of this exists.
    Thanks again for the videos and all the hard work I know you put into them. They are really appreciated!

  • @herschel1969
    @herschel1969 Před 25 dny

    for those who don't know, in some of the videos the air pump they are using is a 12v, 12 psi (max) pump which is used to inflate balloons and in some other videos, they are using a water pump to pump air because air is also a fluid right?🤓 the butane or gas lighter fluid they are using should explode while the are running. sadly it is not happening. And i also have made one using the air pump(knew it won't work) the pump mechanism just exploded for some reason...

  • @simona625
    @simona625 Před měsícem

    I saw one of the fast freeze today, it actually looked feasible the in the way it was constructed. The two main pipes were joined with a much smaller diameter pipe, maybe 1.5-2mm, which in theory would allow pressure to build up. Though I would put a kink, or squeeze the smaller pipe, to give it more restriction. Would be interesting to test it, to see.

  • @craftymulligar
    @craftymulligar Před měsícem +1

    Maybe if you had a real compressor pump. Tube and a small capillary tube. Seen it done with random refrigerator parts then put real antifreeze into it or the safe stuff. Maybe propane.

  • @shawnn8692
    @shawnn8692 Před měsícem

    I saw a similar video last year. Started off stating it used a hermetically sealed mini air compressor. Seemed plausible, not very practical. Capillary tube seemed to large to work without being pinched or something. Looked like it was filled with maybe a 1/4 oz of butane. Thought if it did work the 9 volt battery wouldn't do much, possibly demonstrate the working before the butane leaked out.

  • @bentationfunkiloglio
    @bentationfunkiloglio Před měsícem

    Still one of the best sites on CZcams

  • @POKEtheBearsaid
    @POKEtheBearsaid Před měsícem +2

    Hilarious, so next question is what is the simplest way to compress the gas, could you put a check valve and a pressure release valve in line in this system to act as a way to cause the gas to recompress back into liquid form in order to heat and cool the gas ?

    • @partciudgam8478
      @partciudgam8478 Před měsícem +1

      Nope, you still need to force the gas to cram together past the one way valve, which will be harder to open with each pump

  • @robertmcintosh6748
    @robertmcintosh6748 Před 27 dny

    Is there not a component that use a angle to direct air and make it hot out one side and cold out the other with no moving parts in it

  • @Zeero3846
    @Zeero3846 Před měsícem +1

    Make one with a hand operated compressor to show how hard it actually is. If fake videos give the wrong impression about how easy it is to get nice things, do a real video with showing how hard it actually is. There's nothing like physical effort to demonstrate how much work it takes to get something useful. It's easy enough to find a hand-operated light bulb or radio, and we can see how much effort it takes to run those. Let's have a tiny hand-operated refrigerator!

  • @kke
    @kke Před měsícem

    Did you read the news about "self-heating" concrete from Drexel University?

  • @jtj250
    @jtj250 Před měsícem +2

    I know you have touched on the GEET principles. Can you build one?

    • @ThinkingandTinkering
      @ThinkingandTinkering  Před měsícem +1

      i thought i had made one - i will have to look back lol - even i forget what i have done!

    • @jtj250
      @jtj250 Před měsícem +1

      @@ThinkingandTinkering i will seach agian.

    • @jtj250
      @jtj250 Před měsícem +1

      Couldnt find it... thoughts on GEET?

    • @j.christie2594
      @j.christie2594 Před měsícem +2

      Good call. Would like to understand more on that "multi-Fuel" trick, myself. Saw videos in past, but having Rob produce a working one, would take the mystery out of these.

  • @Akya2120
    @Akya2120 Před měsícem +1

    Hey, maybe you could make a bicycle powered heat pump 😂 that way you could heat or cool your house while you work out. I'm sure that would be equally as futile... Well, maybe the heater side of it would work, but you'd probably just be warmer from exercising.

  • @Baikur1
    @Baikur1 Před měsícem

    Turboexpanders/detanders freeze very quickly.
    It's not a pump, it's an IMPLOSION ENGINE/LIQUEFIER.

  • @happyhsu140
    @happyhsu140 Před 11 dny

    Ha ha soon we have to call you Mr. Myth buster

  • @McRootbeer
    @McRootbeer Před měsícem +1

    How about a video where you make a bellows based heat pump?

    • @ThinkingandTinkering
      @ThinkingandTinkering  Před měsícem +1

      i have done it mate - ages ago - literally - about 4 years ago i think

  • @McRootbeer
    @McRootbeer Před měsícem +4

    Or something that's not a collection of clips

    • @ThinkingandTinkering
      @ThinkingandTinkering  Před měsícem +2

      you know i do a make video and it will get - 5k ish views - i do a few clips and add in the make it will get 50k views - which would you do mate?

  • @craftymulligar
    @craftymulligar Před měsícem +1

    Do you have a real system maybe with ammonia the sun reflector evaporator and condenser put together for your video. Seen it on home power magazine and other articles to make lots of ice with the sun.?

  • @Philip-hv2kc
    @Philip-hv2kc Před měsícem +1

    So the pump is for moving a liquid only , it can probably move a gas but not efficiently . Butane is liquid up to .6° C but stays liquid to higher temperatures under just a little extra pressure as in simple plastic cigarette lighters. Just wondering if there's a critical gimmick that might actually make refrigeration by use of a liquid pump work instead of using the usual required compressor. I'm too tired though.

  • @michaelbrukley1311
    @michaelbrukley1311 Před měsícem +1

    If u used a refrigerator pump amd vacuumed the system down and made a perfect seal.... ideally butane would work for a refrigerator. But if you don't remove the oxygen you are making a miniature bomb.

  • @CraigLandsberg-lk1ep
    @CraigLandsberg-lk1ep Před 29 dny

    Thanks from me also 😅

  • @rsnell22
    @rsnell22 Před měsícem

    Now build an absorber with heat as the driver.

  • @TOPROLLER7
    @TOPROLLER7 Před měsícem +1

    Assumptions and judgements without a shred of proof is to be expected . With no genuine reasoning

  • @AndreaDingbatt
    @AndreaDingbatt Před měsícem +2

    Ohh Ok, I am Early today!! 😃❤

    • @ThinkingandTinkering
      @ThinkingandTinkering  Před měsícem +3

      me too lol - awesome!

    • @AndreaDingbatt
      @AndreaDingbatt Před měsícem +2

      ​@@ThinkingandTinkeringThank you so much, I have to admit that I was Almost fooled by these,,, but I was thinking that looks far too fiddly to make and how on Earth do they really get the pressure right?!
      (*Okay, I was fooled 100% Lol!)
      Please don't tell Anyone!!
      Glad to see you still Thinking and Tinkering.
      Namasté 🙏🕊️💞
      Andréa and Critters. ..XxX...

  • @StriKe_jk
    @StriKe_jk Před měsícem

    You dont even need to mute the video or add any sound effects, you can just choose to reverse only the video and keep the audio track as is. Every video editing software can do that

  • @cjdelphi
    @cjdelphi Před 29 dny

    Thank you for debunking this!

  • @budmanzoom4441
    @budmanzoom4441 Před měsícem +1

    👍👍

  • @Morsmalleo
    @Morsmalleo Před měsícem

    Doesn't peltier cool fast like that or am I mistaken??

  • @zylascope
    @zylascope Před měsícem

    But, why does the pump stop working?

  • @CCoburn3
    @CCoburn3 Před měsícem +1

    At least these people are better than the people who want us to believe that they have invented a battery without a separator or other necessary components. At least they have all the basic components needed for an air conditioning unit -- though nowhere near the power needed to get the job done. Still, it's not an ABSOLUTE insult to our intelligence like many of the battery videos are.

  • @glennboyd939
    @glennboyd939 Před 26 dny

    The question is: what pump is big enough?

  • @barneylaurance1865
    @barneylaurance1865 Před 27 dny

    Even the pump was powerful enough to keep the butane flowing and it was all sealed properly, what's the point supposed to be? Why does anyone want a frozen coil? Are we supposed to imagine it will cool the room and forget that there always has to be more heat given off by the condenser coil an the evaporator coil takes in.

  • @Ben-ce6vv
    @Ben-ce6vv Před měsícem

    I can never look a film the same😢

  • @support2587
    @support2587 Před měsícem +3

    I blame todays public education in the west.

  • @RonLaws
    @RonLaws Před 25 dny

    these videos make me laugh. they put in all the effort and get the process mostly correct, by all means it could work - then they go and do one daft step like in this case use a regular pump instead of a compressor and fake the whole thing. Why not just go the extra step and put in an actual compressor? 😆

  • @davidl.howser9707
    @davidl.howser9707 Před měsícem +1

    Well.Butane is a depressant and users report a range of highs, including euphoria and hallucinations. The effect is short-lived. Chronic users will often continue inhaling to prolong the effect. So some benefit can come of these coolant designs leaking, and left over Butane supplies🤢. L.O.L.

  • @yourworkshopmate372
    @yourworkshopmate372 Před 28 dny

    You can see how they've done this on my channel.

  • @Warp9pnt9
    @Warp9pnt9 Před měsícem +1

    Seems like nonsense. There's no high pressure vs low pressure side. PV = nRT, R = PV/nT. Need to change pressure and/or volume in order to change temp. R is a constant of nature (classical physics). n is the number of atoms in mols, and damn well better be constant in the system or you have a leak. No hose clamps, a hose with a needle hole in it, no compressor, this thing has no chance to stop leaks. A compressor strong enough to cool would explode pvc tubes, possibly copper as well, but would absolutely pop off friction fittings or even wire clamps. You need flared tube with compression fittings, or you're making a bomb of sorts. Butane plus a sparking DC pump and fan, that's just asking to burn your garage/house down.

  • @LinusJohansson-yu7cy
    @LinusJohansson-yu7cy Před 27 dny +1

    I don't see a point other than views, but why go through such an effort only to fake it?
    They could have just fed the device liquid butane from that bottle, piped it through coils and cap tube, then simply vented the gas on the other end.
    It would have cooled and worked, for a few minutes. 👍
    But naturally 99,9% of people watching such videos would have absolutely no clue about how a refrigerant cycle works anyway...

  • @simongross3122
    @simongross3122 Před měsícem +1

    Thanks for debunking. I wonder why people bother putting so much effort into a fake.

  • @WarkWarbly
    @WarkWarbly Před měsícem +6

    If theyre using butane then yes, it will get cool. Just not cold. Hyperspace Pirate has a series discussing his trials (and errors) making a cryo pump.
    He started with butane, but I think he ended up using two different refridgerants and a low side/high side configuration to get temps below zero.
    I dont completely understand it myself so its probably better to watch his channel if you want to make more sense of this comment.

  • @olsonspeed
    @olsonspeed Před měsícem

    Do they work? As real as perpetual motion, when will.people ever learn?

  • @FixitFrank
    @FixitFrank Před 26 dny

    Are you saying people lie on the internet?

  • @kilokilos
    @kilokilos Před měsícem

    😂