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Now I'm used to wheeling a lot of places with the top down, while I do have air conditioning in the Jeep, it just doesn't work the greatest when you are stopped in the heat. Now I've had some water misters in a few places that I have worked and they really did cool the air down considerably. They work on the basic idea that if you spray atomized water into the hot air, it will instantly vaporize, this cools the air around it. Now since I had 2 personal misters sitting on my shelf that I have used hiking, I decided to see if I can install these in the Jeep, for some cooling. This will also give me the capability to carry these around all the time, so if I want to do some impromptu cooling, or I need to use these in an emergency I can.
Additional
Parts: 2 personal misters 2 Bell adjustable water bottle holders 4 (3") stainless steel hose clamps |
Tools
Needed: Flat tip screwdriver or appropriate sized socket for hose clamps |
This page last updated: 16-Apr-2008
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