no Paul, not an outdoor shower for dwarfs sue, not a water feeder, for animals or birds. Or Some type of overflow or a fancy nesting box and nothing to do with toilets
ok ok... I cheated! www.ggw.org/~cac/IcyBall/crosley_icyball.html
"The Icyball is an intermittent heat absorption type of refrigerator. A water/ammonia mixture is used as the refrigerant . Water and ammonia combine easily. So, they combine in the hot ball at room temperature.
When the hot ball is heated, for about 90 minutes, the ammonia evaporates first because it has a lower boiling point than water. The other cylinder is in water to help condense the ammonia in the cold ball. When the balls are fully charged, the cold ball is placed in the insulated box, as the ammonia evaporates to recombine with the water in the hot ball it removes heat, cooling the inside of the refrigerator for 24+ hours. A hole in the cold ball was for a special ice cube tray."
Otherwise I would have had *NO* idea! Good job, Johnno!!!!!!!
spa or pool pump
ReplyDeletenope....sorry
ReplyDeletea home distillery
ReplyDeleteOk so its like that is it lol. some kind water float ball
ReplyDeleteno, not some kind of a water float ball
ReplyDeleteis the ball submerged under water
ReplyDeleteonly when we get flood rain...no not a water ball
ReplyDeleteOk I'm clutching at straws now. Is it used for irrigation.
ReplyDeleteNot irrigation
ReplyDeleteits an outside shower for dwarfs sorry I meant little people
ReplyDeleteIs it a water feeder, for animals or birds.
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Some type of overflow.
The first part of it looks like a fancy nesting box, maybe.
ReplyDeleteThe insides of a toilet bowl.
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ReplyDeleteno Paul, not an outdoor shower for dwarfs
ReplyDeletesue, not a water feeder, for animals or birds.
Or
Some type of overflow or a fancy nesting box
and nothing to do with toilets
is it a sprinkler
ReplyDeletenot a sprinkler
ReplyDeleteok, first hint.....ammonia
That just doesn't help. Well, not me anyway.
ReplyDeleteTo carry along and spread/distribute something used in gardens, yards, etc. Seeds, fertilizer, etc.
ReplyDeletewell, I'm stumped on this one!!! Golly... this is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteCyalayta
Mal :)
2nd hint........heat
ReplyDeletesomething from a large aircon.
ReplyDeletenot from an aircon, but you are getting colder
ReplyDeletefridge/freezer. part of the cooling system ? Johnno you are going to get hate mail lol
ReplyDeletejohnno you are a tease!!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...cooling system...ok you all...do a google search on
ReplyDelete"crosley icyball"
and please do not blow my house up...lol
ok ok... I cheated!
ReplyDeletewww.ggw.org/~cac/IcyBall/crosley_icyball.html
"The Icyball is an intermittent heat absorption type of refrigerator. A water/ammonia mixture is used as the refrigerant . Water and ammonia combine easily. So, they combine in the hot ball at room temperature.
When the hot ball is heated, for about 90 minutes, the ammonia evaporates first because it has a lower boiling point than water. The other cylinder is in water to help condense the ammonia in the cold ball. When the balls are fully charged, the cold ball is placed in the insulated box, as the ammonia evaporates to recombine with the water in the hot ball it removes heat, cooling the inside of the refrigerator for 24+ hours. A hole in the cold ball was for a special ice cube tray."
Otherwise I would have had *NO* idea!
Good job, Johnno!!!!!!!
Cyalayta
Mal :)
Yes, I gave the answer because I knew nobody would guess it....I stood there in amazement when my neighbour explained it to me
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