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nice and innovative!!
may I know for these four fans to connect together, what is the current and voltage rating you used for your AC adapter?
Something to share.
PC fan - $2 each.
Clothes hanger - 20 cents
Cool tank - Priceless.
nice and innovative!!
may I know for these four fans to connect together, what is the current and voltage rating you used for your AC adapter?
Good job bro....
Why my house Clothes hanger all plastic one.
Btw, also interested with what AC\DC power you used, Maybe add pictures of the ratings?
Wish to find a better AC\DC power so can wire up more fans also.
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"if he cant be bothered to take the time to write his question properly, why should I take the time to answer him."
nice one!. can provide step by step instruction?
Using 12V 5A adapter salvaged from my DVD player.
In you want to overkill, you can try using a PC power supply.
It supports up to 5V 25A.
Its too big still, even when i have a SFF's (Small Form Factor) PSU unit.
I am currently using those AC\DC power from IDE-to-USB kits (No casing that type), they can power a normal fan but not too many and are unable to fully power my delta fan.
I can't find my old AC adaptors for portable radios nor my Sega MegaDrive's one
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"if he cant be bothered to take the time to write his question properly, why should I take the time to answer him."
That is a real cool job! Am convinced and will go down to Sim Lim to purchase these fans. TksOriginally Posted by padfoot
fyis, theres a shop in sim lim selling $1 dollar a piece second hand fan. can't remember the shop. 3rd or 4th level. at a remote corner....
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