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ok cool.
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Hole for the fan and drill holes, yes please. I can tap them if it makes it easier for you tho. Thanks again!
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This looks VERY nice! Excellent work!!
I do't know if you have already, but you might want to machine a few holes for the air being blown into the module to escape. If your fan is blowing into a space with no exit, the airflow will be effectively zero, which defeats the purpose of having a fan.
I do't know if you have already, but you might want to machine a few holes for the air being blown into the module to escape. If your fan is blowing into a space with no exit, the airflow will be effectively zero, which defeats the purpose of having a fan.
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yeah i thought about that. Thanks man
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Thanks bro.
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No problem dude!
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for $10 I might get one of these boxes... Guess I'll just wait till I have some $$ in my PP, which might be a while, but you might want to hang on to one for me 
these things look great!
will
these things look great!will
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its not a problem for me to tap them
Right on, Thanks! Google checkout or PayPal, money order, etc... let me know how and when you want the funds sent.
On a side note:
I want to finally put one of my groove drivers to use. Am I gonna need to use a regulator for the fan? Or hook it up directly to a separate switch?...Anyone?
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If you have not figured it out, the hole for a AiXiz module uses a 15/32 bit for a press fit.
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the axiz module measures .470. I will be making the hole .4695 or .470 with a set screw to secure it, so it is easier to get the diode out if you would ever want to change diodes.
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also im changing the design a tiny bit, to incorporate a heatsink right into the box where the axiz will go into. ill post up a pic later of what im talking about.
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will do. i was going to wire my fan right to my switch where my 9v goes to the driver. i am not sure if this would be a problem. the fan im using says : 12v dc / 0.13A / 1.56W / DC Brushless Fan.
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9V supply to the fan will work it will run at a lower rpm but still sufficient for cooling, one thing, you may want to give the fan its own power it will drain a battery rather quick from my experience
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9V supply to the fan will work it will run at a lower rpm but still sufficient for cooling, one thing, you may want to give the fan its own power it will drain a battery rather quick from my experience
no batteries for me
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Ahhhhh k. gotcha then ya no problems. Alot of computer parts suppliers sell fan controlling modules and they control the fan rpm by changing the voltages and if i remember correctly anything over 3v and as high as 14v will run the fanno batteries for me
