rogerg
09-12-2009, 10:46 AM
G'day all,
We have a lid for our eski which plugs in to 12v power and provides coolng. It's only a cheap one, not an Engle etc, but does still cool to some degree - getting the temp from 25 to 10 degrees in 1 hour of testing just now.
Any ideas on how I could utilise this for cooling my Canon 350D?
I'd wondered about using water pumping, dismantling the cooler and building it in to a box around the camera, etc. I haven't managed to think of anything practical.
The lid is quite big and heavy and I expect the comonents withinit still relatively large and heavy. So I am somewhat skeptical that I would be able to do anything practical. But asking anyhow.
:)
Roger.
We have a lid for our eski which plugs in to 12v power and provides coolng. It's only a cheap one, not an Engle etc, but does still cool to some degree - getting the temp from 25 to 10 degrees in 1 hour of testing just now.
Any ideas on how I could utilise this for cooling my Canon 350D?
I'd wondered about using water pumping, dismantling the cooler and building it in to a box around the camera, etc. I haven't managed to think of anything practical.
The lid is quite big and heavy and I expect the comonents withinit still relatively large and heavy. So I am somewhat skeptical that I would be able to do anything practical. But asking anyhow.
:)
Roger.