Jason Austin
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Like the title says, looking for some 4" 12 or 24 volt fans. The quieter the better.
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What DIY fans do you use for DIY cooling?
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I just use the 3.25" 12v fans. I use 4 of them. Just normal cpu fans.
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Holy crap..if newegg was local to me..I'd be even more broke than my tank has made me lol...
As a general rule the larger the PC fan, the quieter..not always true, but most of the time...I'm going to try a few to see which cools best once I get my canopy made, 80mm, 120mm and 140mm all 12v
PC fans are great for cooling tanks..cheap, easy to set up..best option IMO.
As a general rule the larger the PC fan, the quieter..not always true, but most of the time...I'm going to try a few to see which cools best once I get my canopy made, 80mm, 120mm and 140mm all 12v
PC fans are great for cooling tanks..cheap, easy to set up..best option IMO.
I get my Vantec Stealth 120mm fans from New Egg. Two at 53 CFM and low speed so they are extremely quiet at only 28 dBa. When I had MH and VHO lights in my totally enclose 100G canopy I was able to sell my 1/4 HP chiller since it did not run for almost two years.
I power them with variable voltage DC power supplies, no more than $10 at any computer or electronics suply store or I found mine at Harbor Freight 9 years ago for less than $5 each. By varying the voltage Ican control the amount of cooling, sound and evaporation rate.
I power them with variable voltage DC power supplies, no more than $10 at any computer or electronics suply store or I found mine at Harbor Freight 9 years ago for less than $5 each. By varying the voltage Ican control the amount of cooling, sound and evaporation rate.
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