1. Guinness was used as it is an internationally recognised beer. I would have used a good, well known American beer but that is like finding the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. 2. In my opinion I do not recommend using this technology for cooling overclocked AMD processors. gasturbine101 57.4K subscribers Subscribe 12K views 7 years ago http://www.gasturbineworld.co.uk Using a jet engine to cool bottles of beer! (Also suitable for other cold beverages) APU bleed.
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The Jet Powered Beer Cooler 105 Posted by michael on Sunday July 29, 2001 @02:24AM from the hot-summer-nights dept. kzadot writes: "A bit of good old kiwi ingenuity, you can make a jet engine in your own home, and keep your beers cool as a side effect. And not a single piece of Number 8 wire in sight. Full instructions included." ← Quote: "A chap from New Zealand used his 1970 MGB-GT engine and with a little physics know-how, transformed it into a jet engine to, as he said, "burn up fuel very very quickly"." Yeah, right. This I gotta see, a four cylinder piston engine converted to a jet. When it gets too cold to race we have to do other stuff to entertain ourselves!!! Jet-powered Beer Cooler Washington Post columnist Dave Barry raves about Kiwi inventor Simon Jansen: "this guy, using science, has found a new, innovative and, above all, loud way to cool beer, by using a jet engine." Tags: Dave Barry New Zealand Simon Jansen Washington Post Show Comments More from Innovation Science/Tech
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453K subscribers in the beer community. A subreddit to discuss your favorite beers and breweries, and share beer related articles. Quality content… For those throwing a Super Bowl party without the simple joys of modern refrigeration, there is hope. Host John Ydstie speaks with Simon Jansen, creator of The World's First Jet-Powered Beer Cooler. USING A JET ENGINE TO COOL BEER, AND OTHER GUY STORIES By DAVE BARRY Oct 14, 2001 0 It's time for "Guys In Science," the feature in which we report on the heroic efforts of guys, using. What follows is my story about a shed, a warm beer and a home made jet engine…" The dearth of cool beer in his shed led Simon to develop his own beer cooler. He decided, quite reasonably I believe, that a jet-powered beer cooler was the logical thing to build. You'll find the beer cooler project - and a few other inventions such as a.
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World's first Jet powered Beer cooler. Topics include, Machine Tools & Tooling, Precision Measuring, Materials and their Properties, Electrical discussions related to machine tools, setups, fixtures and jigs and other general discussion related to amateur machining.. there was actually a company that sold a kit of plans to build a jet engine. http://www.gasturbineworld.co.uk Aircraft ECS Environmental Control System Air conditioning and Pressurization PAC with Air Cycle Machine ACM or Cold Air.
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A New Zealand man has dedicated a website to his invention - a jet-powered beer cooler. Simon Jansen, of Avondale, invented the cooler because he works in a shed all day and always wants a cold beer to hand. He created the jet-powered engine using a turbocharger from a car engine attached to a gas cylinder. The engine itself will run at up to 100000 rpm with exhaust temperatures of around 500 C and noise levels in excess of 125 dBA. The beer is successfully chilled to a nice cool 2 C. Click to expand.
