View Full Version : 221 CFM MONSTER!!!
ExtremeOC
04-18-01, 11:52 AM
found a fan at my local autoshop for 15 CDN, a 221 yes 2 hundred, twentyone CFM fan.
hehe what a MONSTER!!!
it goes into the wall.
wow, cant watit to get.
it'll help my duron.
the FOP32-1 is a good hs/f unit, but my 650 MUST cruise @ a gig for me to be happiest =]
ne thoughts on this badboy?
Didn't happen to get the noise rating did ya? Goes into the wall? Is this a joke? Sounds like a room fan.
Slake (Apr 18, 2001 12:39 p.m.):
Didn't happen to get the noise rating did ya? Goes into the wall? Is this a joke? Sounds like a room fan.
Is it 240v ummm 120v I think you guys use?
and what is the dbA?
there's a 240v fan in Jaycar (equivalent to radio shack) that is 150mm and pumps 230CFM
Sounds like a fan used for exhausting paint fumes or something for a garage. Where are you picking this up, CrappyTire?
Remember to avoid the nasty electrical from those AC fans.....
ExtremeOC
04-20-01, 11:26 AM
no, local auto store, Princess Auto.
for 15 bucks, ya cant go wrong.
Yea, it's a wall fan, but who gives a frick?
i'll slap on a rehostat and dial in a speed where it just has a low, bass noise.
take a lot of power.
only for high O'Cing.
I plan on running 650@1gig during the day, and a little lower during the night so i can keep the Vcore down, and turn off my Xtra fans.
ThePunkGeek
04-22-01, 01:03 AM
XtremeOC (Apr 20, 2001 11:26 a.m.):
no, local auto store, Princess Auto.
for 15 bucks, ya cant go wrong.
Yea, it's a wall fan, but who gives a frick?
i'll slap on a rehostat and dial in a speed where it just has a low, bass noise.
take a lot of power.
only for high O'Cing.
I plan on running 650@1gig during the day, and a little lower during the night so i can keep the Vcore down, and turn off my Xtra fans.
why change it at night?
most deaf
04-22-01, 04:51 AM
wow, great but don't you need even ammount of cfm going through it, so you will need 2
ExtremeOC
04-22-01, 05:39 PM
ThePunkGeek (Apr 22, 2001 01:03 a.m.):
XtremeOC (Apr 20, 2001 11:26 a.m.):
no, local auto store, Princess Auto.
for 15 bucks, ya cant go wrong.
Yea, it's a wall fan, but who gives a frick?
i'll slap on a rehostat and dial in a speed where it just has a low, bass noise.
take a lot of power.
only for high O'Cing.
I plan on running 650@1gig during the day, and a little lower during the night so i can keep the Vcore down, and turn off my Xtra fans.
why change it at night?
HAHA
it's caled sleeping, jay, and i dont need the sound of earth ending to keep me up all night..
i need quiet and darkness to sleep
ExtremeOC
04-22-01, 05:40 PM
most deaf (Apr 22, 2001 04:51 a.m.):
wow, great but don't you need even ammount of cfm going through it, so you will need 2
it's called overpressure
Megahurtz
04-22-01, 06:10 PM
I think that I my have to get one of these:
[img="http://server3006.freeyellow.com/toddblah/fan1041.jpg"]
Your Own Wind Tunnel
This is the fan they use whenever they need a typhoon in a movie scene. Not. Okay, but it does move some major air, 235CFM to be exact. This baby is brand new and is manufactured by Comair Rotron. Yep, it has terminals and it is ball bearing. The model number is JQ12B4. Operates on 12VDC and draws 2.26 amps. Plug it in and hold the dog, cause every bit of the air in the room is fixin to change. You have to have one of two things to operate this fan-a fan guard, or some more fingers. Measures 6.75"x5.92"x2.00" deep.
FAN1041....$8.95
Available from: http://www.bgmicro.com/
KeyboardCowboy
04-22-01, 06:59 PM
sounds like what i found at a local used computer hardware store, 6 18cmx18cm cooling fans, they are a 5 blade fan and are desinged to cool the 700watt bulbs inside an over head projector, each run on 120V, sweet, i need a whole power bar just for my cooling....... sweet...........
oh yeah, the 6 of em cost my 20 bucks.........
i have no idea about the cfm, but i would say high 200's, they are kinda noisy, but who cares..
at 221 cfm, i dont think needing another fan would ne needed to equalize the pressure, just make some holes, i'm sure that 221cfm can work it's own way out
Uhhh....Where on earth would you mount that fan? Front bottom would probably shoot all your PCI/AGP cards out into the wall behind your computer. Having it blow in right above your motherboard like a blowhole would shoot the right side of the case out. Having it suck the air out in the back top would suck your cpu right off the socket along with your HSF. I can't wait to see what kind of backpressure you get with that fan! LOL!
This fan is the funniest stuff I've read in a long time. I can just imagine starting up the computer and your cd-rom flies out the front bay, your PCI cards shoot out the back, your cpu and HSF get knocked off the motherboard, and your power supply shorts out due to the fans spinning too fast they cannot keep up with the backpressure.
lightning
04-23-01, 03:01 PM
hahahahaha......what a funny joke!!! cool~~~ Rugby!! but we really need thos high CFM fan to blow out all the heat inside the case! and those are cheap too if compare to other high end cooling stuff!!! :D :D :D
Whoa!! you guys are nuts!! :) I used to think 92mm was big!!
Well, I just don't have the right numbers regarding size or cfm, but rugby isn't the only one going nuts around here. I'm using a 120 vac, squirell cage type...
out of a MICROWAVE OVEN,,, it blows straigthto the hsf and keeps my baby cool the way she likes !!!!
ExtremeOC
04-25-01, 12:03 PM
i'm cutting a circle with an x shape for stability on the right side of my case. Yes, that pic up there IS what the fan looks like, and i'm wiring in a rheostat, an LED and a toggle switch on eACH one.
awesome case mods, show u when i'm done.
Tim the Toolman
04-25-01, 04:46 PM
Hey any one try an electric radiator fan yet . About the size of the side your case..... I think one of those could really cool... could use an old regulated power supply to power it.... Hmmmm....
hi
here is my case with a car fan
[img="http://members.optushome.com.au/duenorth/pics/5.jpg"][img="http://members.optushome.com.au/duenorth/pics/12.jpg"]
it works well :)
more info at http://members.optushome.com.au/duenorth
McGoff
samuknow
04-26-01, 10:56 AM
That is completly COOL. Keep the pets and children away.....
comppimp
04-26-01, 09:48 PM
WOW! Very nice project there u cooked up. Very sexy!! hehe
Now about those Rotron fans; Im going to be getting around 3 of those this week. The only difference is that they are round 162mm (Better cause i can pop a 162mm fan grill on that baby and not get my fingers choped off). I got them for $5 each off this guy at eBay. Ive seen a few people sell those fans at eBay. Very nice deals too. Look at them blades on the fans, looks like it should be used as a meat grinder.
Here are the specs on the fan:
[img="http://www.comairrotron.com/dcfans/images/img157.gif"]
Size: 6.75" dia x 2.00" deep (171.5mm x 50.8mm)
Air Flow: 205 to 235 CFM
Voltage: 12, 24, & 48 VDC
Operating Temperature Range: -10°C to +70°C
Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
Feathered Edge™ for Lower Noise
Ball Bearings
12" Leadwires, 22 AWG, or Terminals
Weight: 1.84 Lbs. (.84 Kg)
http://www.comairrotron.com/dcfans/PatriotDC.htm
Not too shabby for a $5 fan, eh? See ya next time folks!
McGoff (Apr 26, 2001 05:56 a.m.):
hi
here is my case with a car fan
[img="http://members.optushome.com.au/duenorth/pics/5.jpg"][img="http://members.optushome.com.au/duenorth/pics/12.jpg"]
it works well :)
more info at http://members.optushome.com.au/duenorth
McGoff
that is an AWESOME case! one of the best custon cases i've ever seen!! now just get some decent hardware in it... :)
comppimp (Apr 26, 2001 09:48 p.m.):
WOW! Very nice project there u cooked up. Very sexy!! hehe
Now about those Rotron fans; Im going to be getting around 3 of those this week. The only difference is that they are round 162mm (Better cause i can pop a 162mm fan grill on that baby and not get my fingers choped off). I got them for $5 each off this guy at eBay. Ive seen a few people sell those fans at eBay. Very nice deals too. Look at them blades on the fans, looks like it should be used as a meat grinder.
Here are the specs on the fan:
[img="http://www.comairrotron.com/dcfans/images/img157.gif"]
Size: 6.75" dia x 2.00" deep (171.5mm x 50.8mm)
Air Flow: 205 to 235 CFM
Voltage: 12, 24, & 48 VDC
Operating Temperature Range: -10°C to +70°C
Storage Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C
Feathered Edge™ for Lower Noise
Ball Bearings
12" Leadwires, 22 AWG, or Terminals
Weight: 1.84 Lbs. (.84 Kg)
http://www.comairrotron.com/dcfans/PatriotDC.htm
Not too shabby for a $5 fan, eh? See ya next time folks!
lordy that's a bad-ass fan! just keep all small children and animals away from that one! just think what that'd do to a kitten or gerbil... hehehe.. gross mental images... ^_^
there is a furnace fan sitting at the side of my parents house, my dad took it out cuz it was blowing to hard. Would it be ok if i use that?
Jono
asmodean
04-27-01, 05:14 AM
If you wanna blow your stuff away, use it! Maybe with a lower voltage?
[img="http://www.ecom-answers.com/Nidecs.jpg"]
4 Nidec TA600DC - 240CFM each, total 960CFM
(55dba ea.)
be cool
BillA (Apr 27, 2001 07:15 p.m.):
4 Nidec TA600DC - 240CFM each, total 960CFM
(55dba ea.)
be cool
earplugs aren't just optional anymore...:)
BillA (Apr 27, 2001 07:15 p.m.):
[img="http://www.ecom-answers.com/Nidecs.jpg"]
4 Nidec TA600DC - 240CFM each, total 960CFM
(55dba ea.)
be cool
what the heck do you do to hook this thing to your computer ducting i hope would look funny standing on top of your case almost like a deformed chimney
its actually part of a radiator test rig to measure the air side pressure drop across the radiator
for HIGH flows I use a Sthil leaf blower
(handles high backpressure much better than the axial fans)
be cool
Blackearth
04-27-01, 10:11 PM
Megahurtz (Apr 22, 2001 06:10 p.m.):
I think that I my have to get one of these:
[img="http://server3006.freeyellow.com/toddblah/fan1041.jpg"]
Your Own Wind Tunnel
This is the fan they use whenever they need a typhoon in a movie scene. Not. Okay, but it does move some major air, 235CFM to be exact. This baby is brand new and is manufactured by Comair Rotron. Yep, it has terminals and it is ball bearing. The model number is JQ12B4. Operates on 12VDC and draws 2.26 amps. Plug it in and hold the dog, cause every bit of the air in the room is fixin to change. You have to have one of two things to operate this fan-a fan guard, or some more fingers. Measures 6.75"x5.92"x2.00" deep.
FAN1041....$8.95
Available from: http://www.bgmicro.com/
holy crap dude! i am so getting 1 (if not 2) of those!
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