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Eddie3dfx
06-29-2008, 04:15 PM
I'm curious if anyone on here has used the Panaflo FBH-12G12L 120MM aluminum fans on their radiators and how well they worked.
I got a good deal on 6 of them and snatched them up.

I figure after looking at martins chart, using 25mm fans on a radiator was a big fat waste.
2 25mm yateloons = 1 38mm fan in terms of static pressure.

They are older models and come in metal frames (38mm thick) I'm curious how they perform and seem to have a low db and high cfm.

Model: FBA-12G12L
Air flow: 68,9 CFM
Fan speed: 1700 RPM
Noise level: 30 dBA
Power: 2,6 Watts

http://www.2cpu.com/images/reviews/FS020/panaflo_close.jpg

http://www.2cpu.com/images/reviews/FS020/panaflo_1.jpg

rocket733
09-29-2008, 02:00 PM
I just picked up a number of these as well. How did they end up performing?

NaeKuh
09-29-2008, 02:09 PM
IIRC, they don't undervolt well. Kinda clicky...:shrug:

+1

I havent used panflo's since the thermochill HE series radiator. :rofl:

Eddie3dfx
09-29-2008, 02:11 PM
Works well actually. very silent.
I'm trying to think how my fan controller works in terms of v.

If I pair these with the 88cfm yate loons, the fan controller starts the fan at 1600.. So I assume thats 9v. They don't start under 900rpm according to the fan controller, so I assume thats 5v.

They don't have rpm, so thats not the speed of the pana's but the yates.

Eddie3dfx
09-29-2008, 02:15 PM
These are different models. He posted that question to him before but he never responded.
These are all metal aluminum :rolleyes:

MpG
09-29-2008, 02:50 PM
My plastic framed ones are great. But mine also undervolt fantastically, so I'm pretty something's changed since these metal-framed ones were built.

rocket733
09-29-2008, 05:57 PM
Thanks eddie. to be honest I wasn't hoping for top of the line performance, just decent undervolting and the bling of aluminum body fans. i have a couple (3) aluminum body san ace's that undervolt well but I snagged 8 of these panaflos for a price too good to pass up.