PC Add-A-Fan Model 120

An erector set for case modders – Joe

SUMMARY: An erector set for case modders.

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The good guys at PC Add-A-Fan were nice enough to send a sample of this versatile product to try out. The ancient ones among us remember the Erector Set, a toy which consisted of numerous metal parts to build just about anything you could imagine. The Add-A-Fan parts list is quite an assortment:

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Included with these parts is a Manual which shows how these parts go together. Below is the complete package:

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There are enough nuts and bolts to cover different mounting schemes:

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The brackets that come with the set are the core of this system:

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Also included are two fan shrouds which can be used to direct fan airflow:

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Unless you’re screwdriver challenged, basically it’s up to you to figure out what you want to do and use the parts needed – a quick example:

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There are parts to isolate the fan from the brackets to reduce noise:

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Typical installations show the Add-A-Fan’s versatility:

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Pic courtesy of Add-A Fan

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Pic courtesy of Add-A Fan

CONCLUSIONS

With an MSRP of $18.95, Add-A-Fan is a very handy collection of assorted parts enough for 1-3 cases, depending upon how many fans are added to each case. No doubt you can buy some of these parts individually, but Add-A-Fan pulls together what you need in a handy package.

Thanks again to PC Add-A-Fan for sending this our way.

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