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by fireninja » Fri Aug 17, 2012 6:02 pm
So, I know that swamp coolers work well in dry climates. And I know that they consume far less electricity than A/C. I also know they use water to operate.
But, before I rig my camper van with a swamp cooler, I'm wondering if the increased humidity in the cooled space will cause playa to stick to all the surfaces like a powdered doughnut. If cleanup goes from vacuuming and wiping down dust to chiseling dried playa mud. . . well, that would suck.
Anyone ever use a swamp cooler on playa in a in a vehicle? What were the results?
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by FIGJAM » Fri Aug 17, 2012 6:07 pm
The cooler washes the air coming into the space.
If the exhaust is slightly less than the intake, it creates a slight possitive pressure that keeps the dust out.
The only dust in my space is what comes in on me.

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