Hey looks good, where or how did wire for power.... Thanks in advance...
CPU fan
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We do a similar thing with several of our Receiver/Transmitters on the 135. Just blow a stream of air around the outer casing. It does enough to keep them from burning up.
hooked postive wire in with remote wire and hooked ground to the ground wire on my amp, not sure if that is safe but who knows???...
But why a CPU fan? What Voltage rating does that have? i used a stinger 12 V fan which moves 28cfm.
12 v moves... 34 cfm
Cool thanks, hope this helps my heat problem, thanks again...Originally posted by JustWhite@Aug 16 2005, 08:53 AM
hooked postive wire in with remote wire and hooked ground to the ground wire on my amp, not sure if that is safe but who knows???...
Good idea....but just to let you know...the fan won't work unless you have a vent where fresh air can circulate in....or else...the warmth of the amp will heat up the air that is stuck in that area...and the fan will just circulate the warm air around the amp..which makes it useless...if you notice inside PC's the fans are placed near the vents where fresh air can get in. Just lettin you.....but it looks good though.
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