On 02/01/2016 08:22, Warner Losh wrote:
> [...] All you can do about that is to get a smaller fan that can turn more
> slowly.
If you couldn't tell from the rest of his post, Warner meant "get a
larger fan," not "smaller."
This is why main PC case fans can now be had in excess of 5" / 12cm. The
In general with fans, there's two things that make them loud. 1 is the
size. All you can do about that is to get a smaller fan that can turn more
slowly. 2nd is some kind of lube problem. Sometimes you can fix these with
proper lubrication. Others, you have to replace the fan.
You really want to m
On 01/31/2016 08:42 PM, Mark G. Thomas wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions for figuring out how much airflow I
actually need, and achieving it with either stock fans at further reduced
voltage, or some kind of replacements? I don't need an accurate solution,
or something with complicated comp
Hi,
I've been messing around with my PDP11/83 and a Microvax, both
in BA23 boxes here.
These fans make too much noise for my home office area, and I cannot
possibly need the original airflow. Even with the internal jumper set
for 10V to power the 12V rated fan motor, these are still noisy. It's
