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    Quote Originally Posted by Martinm210 View Post
    Great! Yes, I have a mastech variable PSU, I'll have to pull the fan controller out for a second test above 12v, but I can do that. Up to 30v if you want..
    That would be great, that variable PSU is a toy I'd like to have
    Could I bother you to post a pic of it?

    Sanyo Denki rates these 20.4~27.6vdc, says they have motor protection system. Should be good to 28v. Beyond that Anyone think they can go to 30v?
    Already know they go way below 20.4, excited to see how low.

    Should be an a interesting curve 5/7v to 28/30v


    Here are the published specs for this fan. Model-109L1424H102, Voltage-20.4~27.6, Amps-0.37, Edit:Watts-8.88, RPM-2600, Free air CFM-159,
    Max static press Pa-98 , db-46, Grams-600,Edit: MTBF-100,000 hrs.
    Edit: Price- $96, minimum order of 24, 96 day wait.

    Leaving SLC now, be home in 21 hours, I'll send it ASAP

    Want to get it there before She shuts this down I've got a half-built on the Kitchen table at home now

    Last edited by the finisher; 12-10-2010 at 01:03 PM. Reason: corrected and more info.
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