Imagine this fan for you pc! O_O

[gurby]

Is it even possible to use this for you pc...could probably fit it at the back of my case XD

http://www.comairrotron.com/cgi-bin/acfandatasht.pl?Pnum=020188&VoltList=115v&FreqList=60hz&airflow_val=&airflow_unit=CFM&pressure_val=&pressure_unit=inh2o&diameter_val=&diameter_unit=in

[stangracin2]

you put your finger in that thing and good bye

[Eddie3dfx]

49.2 DBA? Maybe at a retirement home!

[stangracin2]

49.2 DBA? Maybe at a retirement home!

did you read the other specs

its 10 in x 3 in

[Eddie3dfx]

did you read the other specs

its 10 in x 3 in

Do you have any large fans at your house that push 540 cubic feet per minute?

No matter the size, it will certainly be louder than 49db's. That thing is like a jet turbine.

[mattkosem]

I saw someone a long time ago that was using the smaller ones with pretty good success: http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=7314&highlight=comair+rotron

[stangracin2]

not 540 but much more prolly a few thousand and i used to sleep a few feet away with it turned on

[Chruschef]

did you guys even read the specs..

to me it said .331in pressure.

For a fan that size, it looks like they're cutting pressure for airflow. If you looked at the website, the websites for moving air. Not like pressing air with friction. Less pressure means you'd have weak performance in thicker radiators like the black ice gtx line, or heatercores.

IMHO you'd be better off using higher pressure fans, and on 3 x black ice GTX, than on a small car radiator heatercore.

[IFMU]

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[mattkosem]

did you guys even read the specs..

to me it said .331in pressure.

For a fan that size, it looks like they're cutting pressure for airflow. If you looked at the website, the websites for moving air. Not like pressing air with friction. Less pressure means you'd have weak performance in thicker radiators like the black ice gtx line, or heatercores.

IMHO you'd be better off using higher pressure fans, and on 3 x black ice GTX, than on a small car radiator heatercore.

A small heater core wouldn't be big enough for this fan. Even a big heater core would need a large shroud to be attached to it. 2 side by side bonneville heater cores would probably be a good fit with a proper shroud and mounting. This is a HUGE fan. 10" diameter!

--Matt

[Hybridchemistry]

Do you guys mean something like..... this?
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y288/hybridchemistry/th_DSC08416Large.jpg (http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y288/hybridchemistry/?action=view&current=DSC08416Large.jpg) http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y288/hybridchemistry/th_DSC08418Large.jpg (http://s7.photobucket.com/albums/y288/hybridchemistry/?action=view&current=DSC08418Large.jpg)


:D
I use it as an exhaust for my room in the summer, works pretty well.

[fatguy1992]

It could be used as a side case fan :D.

What about this one, 868CFM :p:

http://www.comairrotron.com/cgi-bin/acfandatasht.pl?Pnum=039305&VoltList=115v&FreqList=60hz&airflow_val=&airflow_unit=CFM&pressure_val=&pressure_unit=inh2o&diameter_val=&diameter_unit=in

Edit: I want this :)

http://www.comairrotron.com/cgi-bin/dcimpellerdatasht.pl?Pnum=040962&voltage=&airflow_val=&airflow_unit=CFM&pressure_val=&pressure_unit=inh2o&diameter_val=&diameter_unit=in

[PhxProvost]

Edit: I want this :)

http://www.comairrotron.com/cgi-bin/dcimpellerdatasht.pl?Pnum=040962&voltage=&airflow_val=&airflow_unit=CFM&pressure_val=&pressure_unit=inh2o&diameter_val=&diameter_unit=in
:shrug: what could you possibly do with that?

[fatguy1992]

LOL I don't know :rolleyes:.

But I like the sound of 1000+CFM :p:

If I had one i'd find a use for it :D