250cfm 140mm $7 denki

[d94]

http://sanyodb.colle.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1174
if my math is right..this puppy will do about 250cfm!?!!


$7 shipped priority off hard forum!

i wonder if i can find a way to actually feed it 48v LOL

 

[Phextwin]

48V PSU will do it

 

[threeme2189]

sounds nice!

 

[Chrome-]

Nice, but I'll stick with my cheap $3 blue LED fans with like 20 CFM.

 

[mdcomp]

Did you buy this fan or are you selling it or what are you implying here?


I really hope you aren't selling it...That would be against the rules, silly!


Matt

 

[d94]

Did you buy this fan or are you selling it or what are you implying here?


I really hope you aren't selling it...That would be against the rules, silly!


Matt

hell naw
i want to use the beast..well at least try lol
if i dont use it, ill sell in the classies

im just implying that im getting a huge fan..and how can i power it?

 

[mdcomp]

That's what I figured, but it's my job to make sure.
Good luck with that best of a fan!


Matt

 

[Sjaak]

The thing alone uses 34W...gonne need a beefy PSU if you want to power a few of 'em. They might be pretty silent at 24v though, provided it can start up that low.

 

[azu]

wow...thats a nice fan right there

 

[Tyreal]

NICE!

Have you ever thought of modding your case to accomadate two psus, one dedicated to powering your cooling system?

 

[Silversinksam]

Those sanyo Denki long life fans are amongst the best fans you can buy, to bad its a 48v version rather than a 12v.

 

[d94]

just got it today! it's a beast
ill snap pics when i get a chance

only 1 thing..it has a 8 pin power connnectoer (1x8)

 

[hainer36]

lemme see.......i want it

 

[Electron Chaser]

Looking forward to seeing the pics.

 

[d94]

PIXXX!

looks like i can just take off that box that has the 8 pin connector to leave me with the 3 wires we all know..but where do i go from there

 

[5|*42]

That thing's a beast. Hope you can figure a way to power that bad boy up!

 

[Silversinksam]

looks like i can just take off that box that has the 8 pin connector to leave me with the 3 wires we all know..but where do i go from there

Now you need to find a flux generator that puts out 48volts to run it

 

[johan851]

If you're lucky it just might start at 12v...but that's a long shot. Maybe with some help or a cap mod?

The thing alone uses 34W...gonne need a beefy PSU if you want to power a few of 'em. They might be pretty silent at 24v though, provided it can start up that low.

8.5w on 12v though, right?

 

[d94]

welp got her all wired up yesterday
and she does spin @ 12v!
slowly..but the fan does work
doesnt push much air tho..i have two spare psu's any way i can combine them?

 

[threeme2189]

you can connect it at 24 volts by using the -12V (minus twelve) and 12V rails instead of 0 (zero) which is the black ground rail and the 12 volt rail.
but let me warn you that the -12 volt rail is very weak so you should see other opinions from people tat know better than me before you try it.