Tulecanyon writes “Hot tubs cost way to much. I have been using a home made hot tub for years. If you are just looking for a good soak, this is the way to go. In my case it is therapy for an old back surgery. There are many strategies to heat your tub. Here are a few that work for me.” – Link.
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Ugh, why even bother linking to a Geocities site (bandwidth exceeded)…sounds like an interesting project though!
well, here’s the internet archive link:
http://web.archive.org/web/20041121163232/http://www.geocities.com/tulecanyon/homemade.htm
what about an RFID enabled hot tub!!! i dont know where im going with this.. but im sure someone does… like perfect temperatrure and type of bubbles..
Yeah and incorporate LEDs somehow..
hee hee
I can heat a play pool to 110F in under 1 hour and a 8000 gallon in ground pool to 89.4 in 2 days. I believe you could heat your hot tub in about 2 hours with a gill heater like the one my daughter and I invented. I was in the Maker 2005 book p124 and in the Maker Faire 2006 at San Mateo. I have a link to a video interview by CNN Headline News on my website you may find interesting too. I will be posting a “How To” video with some tips and tricks to making your own grill heater (aka – redneck pool heater)in the near future.
http://www.RedneckPoolHeater.com
In reference to my last post below…
Sorry, The link to the CNN interview now requires you to sign up for CNN Pipeline News so I’m taking the link off my website.
Do people still use geocities?! Dag.
Reminds me of back in the day been doing spa repairs over 20 years. Hey if you need any filters even for that dinosaur buddy we got em at spa and pool filters wwww.spaandpoolfilters.com give me a call if you need any plumbing help.
A lot of creativity to do this thing happened. :)
Frank Wong
Excellent!
Great article, I already saved it to my favourite,