The Peltier-Powered Self-Cooling Coolie; Keep cans cold in the car with repurposed PC parts.

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The Peltier-Powered Self-Cooling Coolie

Keep cans cold in the car with repurposed PC parts.

By Scott Fullam Posted 09.10.2004 at 6:00 pm 0 Comments

Dept: DIY
Tech: Peltier junctions
Cost: $66
Time: 1 hour
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