The Dude 4552
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Hello Rollitup!
After constructing my Rubbermaid Gr(l)ow box, I began to think up an idea for a perpetual harvest using a wardrobe split into two sides. I intend to build this box over the next few months, bit by bit. I searched on walmart.ca and found the Mylex Rivertone maple wardrobe (PIC 1 & 2).
Using the design of the wardrobe I created a 2-d sketch of what the closet would look like (will be posting a scanned image soon):
The reason I am posting this in the DIY forum is because I also was shopping for a nice powerful but quiet fan when I found a Silent Cat 12cm fan optimized for silent performance.
It's 12V and uses 0.3 amps. In terms of speed, it clocks in at 62.2 CFM and only produces 16dBA in terms of noise.
However, I noticed that there is a motherboard connector attached to the end of this particular fan and it has 3 wires (my other fans did not have either).
So my question is...how would I wire this particular fan? Just chop off the motherboard connector and ground wire?
Also, what do you think of using these fans in each of the chambers of my wardrobe?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks guys and gals!
After constructing my Rubbermaid Gr(l)ow box, I began to think up an idea for a perpetual harvest using a wardrobe split into two sides. I intend to build this box over the next few months, bit by bit. I searched on walmart.ca and found the Mylex Rivertone maple wardrobe (PIC 1 & 2).
Using the design of the wardrobe I created a 2-d sketch of what the closet would look like (will be posting a scanned image soon):
The reason I am posting this in the DIY forum is because I also was shopping for a nice powerful but quiet fan when I found a Silent Cat 12cm fan optimized for silent performance.
It's 12V and uses 0.3 amps. In terms of speed, it clocks in at 62.2 CFM and only produces 16dBA in terms of noise.
However, I noticed that there is a motherboard connector attached to the end of this particular fan and it has 3 wires (my other fans did not have either).
So my question is...how would I wire this particular fan? Just chop off the motherboard connector and ground wire?
Also, what do you think of using these fans in each of the chambers of my wardrobe?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks guys and gals!
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