Recent content by slopedsideways

Ah, that will change things quite a bit, did not quite understand the math on the wiring things in parallel. Thanks. Yeah it seems that making the container that's efficient is actually going to be the major problem. We'll se how that goes. Using that same pack I figured that I would need to...

AVG free is great, it's what I recommend to almost everyone. Another option - If you download http://pack.google.com" , you get a free 6 month subscription to Norton Antivirus 2005. Though I'm not a firm believer in Norton's capabilities, if you are looking for a familiar name brand for...

Thanks for the quick reply. I have some more information, and more questions. I stuck an electric warming pad that was rated at 46 watts into a container in a 0-degree freezer. The pad managed to keep the heat loss down in the non-insulated container to about 1 degree every 15 – 20...

Wow, that is great, I didn't know you could oil a computer fan, though it does make sense. By the way, by letting the fan hit the frame and wear down, don't you run the chance of gettin it out of balance. That will probably end up being just as noisy as when it was hitting the frame.

Hi, I'm a business student working on a business concept, and I need some help with an electrical problem. I am attempting to design a product that stays warm, 50 degrees when the temperature outside is 0 or more. This is insulated, have a volume of around 1200 inches, and is powered by the...