I had seen the cooler air offerings before but I like this bucket. Pretty neat and doesn't take up much space.
I'm not necessarily going to make one as long as my generator works but figured someone might like it.
Oh, here is the cooler one that I'm sure most have seen before.
http://www.kooleraire.com/
Ac for small cruisers and cuddies?
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Re: Ac for small cruisers and cuddies?
Cool....(pun intended) I like the look of these,so much I'm gonna try one. I made my own a few years back. Used a large insulated cooler,DC fan,potentiometer and a turbo intercooler. Intercooler laid in the bottom and ran its ports thru the cooler walls. Fan hooked on one side with potentiometer. filled it with water about 3 inches deep. filled it the rest of the way with ice. Didn't look the greatest but worked really well..was told I could add some salt to the water and ice mix to make it colder..might try it.