Building an ULTRA-BRIGHT water-cooled TV...

A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.

Summary by Krater

The host builds a water-cooled, ultra-bright outdoor TV from a broken 4K television, recycled aluminium, a car radiator, LED strips, and a server power supply, concluding that while it requires patience and costs $250 to $350 to make, it provides exceptional brightness and weatherproof performance at a fraction of a commercial TV's cost.

From the video

Answers: How do you build a water-cooled, ultra-bright outdoor TV from an old broken TV?

building an outdoor TV
water cooling LEDs
modifying a broken TV backlight
recycling old appliances for DIY
server power supply wiring

What it concludes

A faulty 4K TV with a broken backlight can be successfully converted into a high-brightness outdoor TV.
Using glass from a coffee table makes the build much safer for outdoor use.
Aluminium U-channels and CT1 glue create a completely watertight seal for the TV chassis.
A server power supply is a cheap and effective way to power high-wattage LED backlights.
A car radiator provides efficient water cooling to prevent LEDs from overheating.
Building an outdoor TV using recycled materials costs between $250 and $350, compared to thousands for a commercial alternative.

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