mythbusters cool six packs tonight

2,078 posts · joined Jun 2003 · 5 Sep 2005, 1:26 pm

#404369

sbs 730 fastest way to cool a sixer

I would love the workshop!

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inthebuckethenry Seriously Crusin Dubber

105 posts · joined Aug 2005 · 5 Sep 2005, 1:35 pm

#404370

Thats easy - on ice! Ice has to be touching the glass - so crushed ice packed around is better....droooooooooool gez y did u have to mention beer while im at work 🤓

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HotRodMatt If it\'s old or rare - cut it!

3,616 posts · joined Sep 2002 · 5 Sep 2005, 2:42 pm

#404389

Best was is using LPG.

Saw a competition to chill 24 cans of beer in the quickest time possible. From room temp to a few degrees.

The winning team used a box with a fuel line running thru it which wrapped around the beers. The fuel line was attached to a 9kg gas bottle. The other end a little jet engine. The jet drained the fuel in a couple of seconds and the beer was chilled to almost zero degrees!

Yogie Moderator Custom Title Time!

1,608 posts · joined Jun 2003 · 6 Sep 2005, 11:15 am

#404674

I think the best was the ice in the esky, add some water and then the salt. 5 minutes later it was down to 35 degress Fahrenheit. Not bad since they were only aiming for 37/38 degrees.

Yogie

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2,282 posts · joined May 2003 · 6 Sep 2005, 11:23 am

#404676

Yes not bad 5 mins> But Adams Idea worked the first time without the ice just the dry ice.

Marc

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Yogie Moderator Custom Title Time!

1,608 posts · joined Jun 2003 · 6 Sep 2005, 12:48 pm

#404704

The problem with Adams first one was he lost so much of it in the pipes as it froze up. I woul dhave thought it would have been better if they put in less dry ice rather than replacing it with normal ice. Was quick though.

Yogie

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2,499 posts · joined Sep 2002 · 6 Sep 2005, 1:21 pm

#404709

I thought the fire ext was the best one? it onluy took a few minutes.

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Go hard or go home!!!!

koolkarmakombi enkarmarising

2,078 posts · joined Jun 2003 · 6 Sep 2005, 3:43 pm

#404729

Yogie wrote:The problem with Adams first one was he lost so much of it in the pipes as it froze up. I woul dhave thought it would have been better if they put in less dry ice rather than replacing it with normal ice. Was quick though.

Yogie

If he put water in with the salt and ice he would have a 'miricle box' ( box with copper tube filled with those ingredients to cool lots of beer fast)

as anyone who has ever had a keg in the backyard would recognise

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