Solid State Cooling Fans

[Richter]

http://gizmodo.com/369398/microchip+sized-solid-state-fan-actively-cools-laptops-with-no-moving-parts

This is pretty cool.  I can't help but wonder how this could be applied if it was scaled up...

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

NEAT!

[Jasper]

I want one.

[Richter]

I do also.  The biggest power drain in my subnotebook (and one of the biggest in other computers) is the cooling fan. 

[Jasper]

Actually wait.  I want a really big one, so big that I can use it as part of a hovercraft.

[Richter]

Actually wait.  I want a really big one, so big that I can use it as part of a hovercraft.

This is pretty cool.  I can't help but wonder how this could be applied if it was scaled up...

You've got it 

[Jasper]

What was the weight to power ratio?

Not that we probably know...

[Richter]

It's more efficient (they say), than a mechanical fan.  Depending on how the corona effect functions would determine scaling it up though. 

[LMNO]

It's more efficient (they say), than a mechanical fan.  Depending on how the corona effect functions would determine scaling it up though. 

Richter attempts to control the weather, ITT.

[Richter]

It's more efficient (they say), than a mechanical fan.  Depending on how the corona effect functions would determine scaling it up though. 

Richter attempts to control the weather, ITT.

How else will I create a permanent typhoon to hide my floating stronghold?