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How many peltier chips do you think you'll use? Or need? I was kinda planning the same idea, but was trying Kydex. I made a cover with a thin sheet of clear plastic, but I wondered about durability. Hadn't thought fiberglass. Doh. The real reason is I picked
up for free a vacuum thermomolding machine and needed an excuse to play. <br>
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As per attachment I was thinking magnets, the chrome covered ones you can get a home depot. Attach where needed. Spread heat transfer paste on the surface, etc. How will you attach yours? Building in piping for condensation runoff?
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For heat I'm going with a cigarette lighter socket into which I can plug my heated vest I use on cold days on the Harley. Keep the core warm, etc.
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