** Motor Coolers **
 

I am expanding my free time manufacturing "plant" now to include motor coolers as well as power supply distribution boxes http://rctech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=109029

Since noone seems to be making these on here anymore, I decided to pick it up and go with it. All units will be made using 2 40mm insulated peltiers, silicone wire w/banana plugs for connecting to Power Supply, 60mm heatsink w/12V high capacity fan and everything will be put together using Arctic Silver thermal epoxy (capable of handling both frost and heat). I top off everything with a fan guard to protect fingers and fan.
I don't cut shortcuts on parts as they play a crucial role in achieving the best results.
Units will have less than a week turnaround from when I receive payment as I don't wish to carry too much parts overhead.
Units will sell for $80 shipped anywhere in the lower 48. PAYPAL ONLY!
These pictures show how well this unit works;


After having been plugged in for 9 minutes.
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e1...t/DSCN3687.jpg

the pictured unit is only the prototype. I will conceal the wires more on the ones I build in the future.

Sweet, can't wait to try one... :nod:

The prototype impressed me. Froze over in 15 minutes.

who makes the cool looking motor heatsink?

Integy

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What temp does the cooler get down to?

I dont have a temp probe but the clamp freezes over after about 4 minutes on. I will post a new picture later tonight.

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the heatsink is actually called a motor stand on integy's site made it hard for me to find

Yep, I will use a different clamp going forward to allow for easier mounting in the cars without having to remove the motors.