Objects to invent!

[Forhorse]

I haven't watched the video but it smells fake... what's the fluid supposed to be inside?

[Christophe]

Watch the video you will know…

[oli 80]

Hi all,
this system seems fake you will see why

[Forhorse]

I wasted 10 minutes of my life watching the video, obviously he filled the circuit with lighter gas which is normally isobutane.
If this gas actually has a saturated vapor curve compatible with a refrigeration system, it must still be compressed between 2 and 3 bars so that it condenses at room temperature. I doubt his mini pump is capable of it...
And given the size of the capillary in relation to the flow rate of its mini pump, no chance of maintaining a pressure difference between the HP and LP part.
Just on a real fridge, with a much more powerful compressor, the capillary is thinner and longer (to present a fairly significant pressure loss between the 2 parts of the circuit)
And then well, at one point it is explained how the condenser and the evaporator are made, except that in the final assembly the functions are the opposite of what is said...
I stand by my idea of ​​fake.

[Macro]

And its simply fitted silicone hoses...At 2 bars...Bam

[Christophe]

Well, I find these montages funny, just for the educational aspect of what a fridge circuit is!

[Christophe]

I stand by my idea of ​​fake.

If these are deep fake videos, they are still well done...

[oli 80]

Hi everybody,

it seems that this DIY refrigeration device is of increasing interest

can cooler

[Forhorse]

Contrary to what some people believe, repeating a lie over and over again does not make it the truth.

[Christophe]

Well if it's deep fake it's still well done...

Personally I think it's true...after the performances and yield it's something else...