Fan controllers, AQUAERO VS mCubed T-Balancer (updated)

[Demthios]

Yeah I've been looking into these 2 options as well. Can anyone using the aquaero tell me if I can use it to control my DCC 3.2 on a fanamp? That will be my deciding factor. I've already planned on putting my Fans on a Fanamp and running them to what ever device. Its really kinda hard to find out alot of information on them both...

[Breezyjr]

Yeah I've been looking into these 2 options as well. Can anyone using the aquaero tell me if I can use it to control my DCC 3.2 on a fanamp? That will be my deciding factor. I've already planned on putting my Fans on a Fanamp and running them to what ever device. Its really kinda hard to find out alot of information on them both...

I am almost certain this can be done. But, if I recall correctly, you can only use one pump per channel on the fan amp. I know I've seen this done in the worklog section, and I think Project rainmaker, at least had the pumps connected to a fan amp, but don't recall which he used for control.

[Extigy]

I am almost certain this can be done. But, if I recall correctly, you can only use one pump per channel on the fan amp. I know I've seen this done in the worklog section, and I think Project rainmaker, at least had the pumps connected to a fan amp, but don't recall which he used for control.

You can control as many devices as you want with a fanamp so long as they dont exceed 25 watts. (they will need to be wired together though of course!)