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Author | Topic: Replace fan in Capy? |
oivindi Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Since getting a Powerbook G3, my tolerance for external equipment noise has become even lower. So since the Capybara (66) is now the most noisey part of my setup, I was wondering if it is possible to replace its internal fan? It is quite noisey, so maybe a new, more quiet fan would reduce the noise level? /Řivind/ IP: Logged |
SSC Administrator |
![]() ![]() ![]() The critical details are that the fan should operate on 12 volts DC and should move 10 or more cubic feet per minute of air. The size of the fan is 60 mm. The fan that we use in the Capybara is the quietest we have been able to find (around 21 dBA). However, all fans tend to become noisier with age. Please let us know if you locate a source for quieter fans! IP: Logged |
Pedersen Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() www.papst.com German company. 12.4 CFM, 12 V DC, 16 dB(A) I agree. I don't find it low-low noise either. Also, I might remember wrong, but there's no temperature control gadget thingy is there ? Or doesn't that matter much ? IP: Logged |
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![]() ![]() ![]() Thanks for the tip! We will be looking into it right away. IP: Logged |
pete Member |
![]() ![]() ![]() Maybe you want to know what does happen when you over heat you cappy. I have accidently had a cappy 66 running with two pieces of equipment above and below, which compleatly covered up all the vents. The first I knew about it was when the memory in one of the cards failed. I could see this when I rebooted kyma (after it had crashed) by an error mesage saying that the memory in the cards didn't match, and gave a list of 8 numbers showing which. Once I had let it cool down again, it worked ok. I don't know if this would happen on all cappy's, but I do not suggest trying it out. Pete Johnston IP: Logged |
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