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mindspat · 03-07-2003, 11:58 PM

Ok.

Maybe I should give some credit to TECs (or Peltiers if you belive the hype).

But we're talking about a draw of 10-25 volts and 8-20 amps. That's ALOT of juice! What does a common household dryer run at?

One thing I do find attractive is the attention this brings to applied physics and electronc enginering. Does anyone realize the possibilities in store?

Bottom line is that TECs, or Peltiers if the voloume is too loud, need to be redesigned towards computer applications.

If any one is intrested in sharing ideas then please drop me a line. I'm willing to put some time into this.

mindspat@yahoo

03-07-2003, 11:58 PM	#9
mindspat Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: home in the city Posts: 3	Ok. Maybe I should give some credit to TECs (or Peltiers if you belive the hype). But we're talking about a draw of 10-25 volts and 8-20 amps. That's ALOT of juice! What does a common household dryer run at? One thing I do find attractive is the attention this brings to applied physics and electronc enginering. Does anyone realize the possibilities in store? Bottom line is that TECs, or Peltiers if the voloume is too loud, need to be redesigned towards computer applications. If any one is intrested in sharing ideas then please drop me a line. I'm willing to put some time into this. mindspat@yahoo __________________ You want to touch my what!?!?!