Human Wrist Mounted Chiller
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Used for hot summer days the thermoelectric cooler is hooked to a heat sync and strapped to arm. 1)Print out the cooler mount 2) Aline holes with your cooler of choice (drill and tap holes in cooler) 3) apply thermal paste and bolt to cooler. 4) add holes to the wrist strap bolt on strap or glue strap onto plastic piece. 5) connect cooler to battery with on off switch, (6V worked for me) 6) connect fan to battery with on off switch(I used 7.6V but 12 would probably work better) 7) strap to inner wrist and turn on fan and cooler unit. (use video included for references of all the parts of this guide) Note this is a first version of this and will one day make a newer better version of this
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