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Comment #47562283
Aptera has this planned but not sure if they ever reach market maturity. There also was a project car from the Nordics I think. Can't recall the name though. Main problem is the la…
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Comment #46624046
I think this "* The software is pretty specific to my requirements." is the biggest part for me. I built something with Antigravity over the holidays that I can use for myself and …
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Comment #46520025
I used it with gemini 3 in tandem to build an app to simulate thermal bridges because I want to insulate a house. I explored this in various directions and there are some functiona…
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Comment #46510269
Very cool game. Immediately reminded me of pathery, which I can also recommend to everyone who enjoys this.
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Comment #44987157
This is exactly the idea behind the concept of a memory bank that I think Cline introduced first. It serves as a goto for project overview and current scope and goals the project h…
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Comment #40743261
You might want to get into touch with some museums on science topics to see if they are up to show it. I live in Germany at the moment and know of at least two MINT focused museums…
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Comment #40533394
We've had similar struggles and something like a babboe or urban arrow won't fit. I was 95% close to ordering a Libelle https://leichtlast.de/ The non-motorized unsplittable versio…
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Comment #40013232
A very big database comparing a lot of relevant data can be found at https://www.eurovent-certification.com/ I only used it for air-to-air heatpumps (or air conditioners as they ar…
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Comment #39046014
There's been a recent video by the German "Sendung mit der Maus" (basically how does stuff work for little children) about these kind of generators. I did not double check if the c…
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Comment #38542771
The most efficient air-to-water heatpumps are using propane. Just look for lambda and ovum from Austria.
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Comment #38542762
Came for this comment. Why is there no COP/SCOP mentioned at all... If you want to get into the market you should be competitive. And the COP of 4.0 you mention is actually the low…
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Comment #34855672
Have a look what's being used in the Nordics in Europe. Sweden has 90% share of heat pumps for residential heating systems for example. I've got a Panasonic that heats to -35°C as …
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Comment #34273092
Just created an account to post exactly this. How such a statement could make it into the article is really baffling. Of the most efficient heatpumps in Europe, most are running on…