air-cooled
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- adjective
- /ɛr kuld/
- Specialized
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- Amplifier Research has introduced the model 3000W1000, an air-cooled solid-state RF amplifier for electromagnetic compatibility applications in which wide bandwidth and high gain are needed.
- an air-cooled cooler
It was only the air cooled founders card, which is just a shame.
- It was only the air cooled founders card, which is just a shame.
- You really have to look at, you know, an air cooled Volkswagen bus keeping up with a DeLorean.
- There is another version that's very similar to this that's actually air cooled and Zotac was using as like a VR backpack thing.
Examples
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Many classic cars are equipped with air-cooled engines that require less maintenance than their liquid-cooled counterparts.
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This baby has a 250 CC air-cooled engine, double wishbone suspension, and an automatic transmission.
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Therefore, these motors can be effectively air-cooled, allowing for substantial increases in power ratings.
Academic text (1994) -
Though the fact that the beetle has an air-cooled engine, in my opinion, makes it the superior choice.
Blog text (28) -
Here behind the seats was... a very sophisticated air-cooled four-cylinder racing engine.
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The LFTR has the potential to be air-cooled and to use waste heat for desalinating water.
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Bronswerk's air-cooled coolers are used as process coolers in handling oil, gas, and chemicals.
Academic text (2007) -
The turbine's air-cooled airfoils allow for higher firing temperatures but keep metal temperatures lower than in first-generation engines.
Academic text (2009) -
WorldStar's powerplant is an air-cooled, remanufactured 1,600-cc Volkswagen single- or dual-port engine that generates 50 to 65 hp.
Academic text (1999) -
The motorcycle features a powerful air-cooled engine that performs well in hot conditions.
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Etymology
Air-cooled comes from the simple parts air ('air') and cooled ('made cool'). It means an engine or machine that is cooled by moving air rather than by water or oil, so you can remember it by thinking 'no liquid, just air' to take away the heat.