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94* here in central IL today with 75% humidity. feels like you will drown when breathingNot a damn thing. It's too hot to work on anything. Look at this shit.You must be logged in to view this image or video.
What are your humidity levels like? I'm thinking something like an evaporative cooler, so a fan blowing or sucking through wet towels or foam. Maybe need an aquarium pump or something to keep them wet. Added bonus if use ice water. Works best if could be in a northern facing window for fresh air and an exit window opposite.
Ive never seen snowmobiles set up for summer dirt riding! Thats wildThis is perfect weather for this topic!! Just wanted to show that at least one of us has kinda built such a contraption....
I've done the full cooler, recycled A-coil from central air, water pump, M18 battery.....to be the cooling cart for grass drag snowmobiles!!!
When you run on grass, the heat exchanger which normally gets snow kicked up on it tends to be added weight and complication. So you get rid of it.
Running snowmobiles in the high friction, low cooling summer environment requires an intervention to cool things down.
You melt through ice quickly, and also, the cylinder head is cool to the touch in about 15 seconds after circulating so you're ready to make another hit.
To utilize this form of heat transfer for personal comfort; you'd need a full body suit with quick connect fittings to be of any help.
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I thought about this but Oklahoma humidity is too high. That is why I wanted to use a coil/heat exchanger. Same as an AC unit only the cooling medium is provided and obviously a limited time frame. It's only practical for short term. My motivation is I think I can do it for under 40$ and maybe an hours time. Just don't want to if won't work.
was it hot. Thermometer said 96. I had 2 36" fans blowing on me until I gave up until tomorrow morning. It is dangerously hot and worse this afternoon at 102-105 + the heat index of 110-115 
Paul 
however you can do it!
When did mini splits get that cheap? I used to buy them for my last job and they were several thousand
Its crazy, Ive been thinking a mini split or even a Ptac unit for the garage, both are around 1000$. Mini would be nice to help heat/cool my breezeway, but Ptac would do the trick as well. Only downfall for the Ptac is framing an opening and refinishing a wall
Don't know. Name brands are still expensive but it's not like this is rocket science so the Asian cloners have been busy and google found some "inexpensive" options.
