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Old 11-19-2012, 08:29 AM
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Looking for a new fan again 3rd time blades keep breaking ...
So what has been working for u all
If u could tell brand ,size ( include depth ),seller and voltage please tks
My 30*30*10 broke one blade and chipped 2 and it vibrated bad. It was a 5v fan ran off cars battery
So it was turning some rpms the 2 race days I ran it .
My other was a 40*40*10 novak fan first crash it slung 3 blades and was way out of balance .
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The Muchmore ones work great for me. I've been using the 25mm with the leads cut and soldered directly to the motor. Working well for a year.

http://www.nexusracing.com/product_i...c6ba5218c56972
http://www.nexusracing.com/product_i...c6ba5218c56972
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Find a distributor in the US for these;
http://www.nmbtc.com/fans/part-numbe...L-01W-B50/4966

Shouldn't be that difficult, or expensive.
8.1cfm at 5V
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Originally Posted by samnelso
The Muchmore ones work great for me. I've been using the 25mm with the leads cut and soldered directly to the motor. Working well for a year.

http://www.nexusracing.com/product_i...c6ba5218c56972
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That is the one I use in two different cars for over a year with no problems. The 25mmx25mm is much sturdier than the 30x30 fan, more airflow too IMO.
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This. Nothing else compares.
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I might actually have one of these .
What fan is it that some r using that r 25/30w&h x 15mm deep ? I've seen it but can't find one to buy.
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Originally Posted by jlfx car audio
I might actually have one of these .
What fan is it that some r using that r 25/30w&h x 15mm deep ? I've seen it but can't find one to buy.
The one they're talking about:

http://sidepieceracing.com/products/seis/
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I missed the depth the first time I looked at it .
Tks for the double take
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Yeah racing tornado fan. Was recommended by someone else on here, it seriously blows, just check out YouTube!
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Just ordered 2 ... r u guys running off of receiver?
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Originally Posted by jlfx car audio
Just ordered 2 ... r u guys running off of receiver?
Yes!
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only way to run that fan and have it last. Hook it to the battery or esc and it'll fry within minutes...... and if I remember correctly it doesn't run well anyway, only pulses at a very slow speed
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Originally Posted by Skiddins
Find a distributor in the US for these;
http://www.nmbtc.com/fans/part-numbe...L-01W-B50/4966

Shouldn't be that difficult, or expensive.
8.1cfm at 5V
I believe that ROAR limits fans to 1 30x30mm fan for the motor. 40x40 not ROAR race legal in the US.
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Originally Posted by geeunit1014
This. Nothing else compares.
Originally Posted by jlfx car audio
Just ordered 2 ... r u guys running off of receiver?
A 15mm deep fan does not necessarily move more air than a 10mm deep fan. What is the cfm of the SPR fan at 5v?
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