cooling fan for superlead IDEAS?
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2019 8:05 pm
did a search for the topic, not much relevant came up
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some suyggest 12 v. powered by a 12v DC outobard walwart
2)
but ideally i'd prefer a 120v fan that I can simple wire into my incoming 120v. Couldnt one wire one leg of fan to ground and teh to other to either power switch or power recpeticle on back of amp and each time amp turns on, so does fan? this may add a bit of noise but i wouldnt mind a bit as long as its not feedback ro interference etc....
3)
one last idea i read was a 120 V ac to 12 VDC converter. mayber taht could be wired in the cab some where and i'd use the more common 12 V dc computer fan?
btw, the fan will be set to draw heat out of amp caseing, not blow fresh air in...
thanks for any ideas..
1)
some suyggest 12 v. powered by a 12v DC outobard walwart
2)
but ideally i'd prefer a 120v fan that I can simple wire into my incoming 120v. Couldnt one wire one leg of fan to ground and teh to other to either power switch or power recpeticle on back of amp and each time amp turns on, so does fan? this may add a bit of noise but i wouldnt mind a bit as long as its not feedback ro interference etc....
3)
one last idea i read was a 120 V ac to 12 VDC converter. mayber taht could be wired in the cab some where and i'd use the more common 12 V dc computer fan?
btw, the fan will be set to draw heat out of amp caseing, not blow fresh air in...
thanks for any ideas..