Lap top fan wired into multi function unit

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Re: Lap top fan wired into multi function unit

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just run a tester on it and yes... 4.5 v feed from ir port, 5 from left + 3rd from left -

that will do just dandy :D
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Re: Lap top fan wired into multi function unit

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http://www.rctankwarfare.co.uk/forums/v ... x18#p76958

This may be of use,another topic but the RX18 UNIT cooling was the result. Also elevating the RX18 to allow better air flow has proven to be most effective.
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Re: Lap top fan wired into multi function unit

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I used a 5 volt laptop fan from Maplins for my RX18, I havn't bothered with any voltage regulation and it has worked fine for almost a year.
As Saxondog suggests I also raised the RX18 and while I had the case off to instal the fan I drilled a few small holes in the base of the RX casing to assist airflow through the unit. Hope this helps.
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