10LikesBest and strongest cooling fan
09-11-2012, 01:40 AM
#62
Originally Posted by hanulec
Over 4cfm at 6v.
Fans must be run to off receiver (or anything below 6.7v). Wiring to the receiver gives you a bunch of options when swapping/rewiring electronics.
Fans must be run to off receiver (or anything below 6.7v). Wiring to the receiver gives you a bunch of options when swapping/rewiring electronics.
Skiddins
09-14-2012, 12:32 PM
#63
So got my 3 SEIS fans today only took 4 days gotta love that!.....anyways on first appereance they look strong a lot thicker then your average fan but still compact enough to put it where you want it.....wired her up and plugged her in and i gotta say its no joke these babies move alot of air ....great purchase!
09-14-2012, 01:14 PM
#64
Originally Posted by theatriks
So got my 3 SEIS fans today only took 4 days gotta love that!.....anyways on first appereance they look strong a lot thicker then your average fan but still compact enough to put it where you want it.....wired her up and plugged her in and i gotta say its no joke these babies move alot of air ....great purchase!
Unlike other fans they don't break when you look at them wrong ...
09-14-2012, 01:24 PM
#65
Originally Posted by hanulec
Thanks for the review.
Unlike other fans they don't break when you look at them wrong ...
Unlike other fans they don't break when you look at them wrong ...
No problem ....just outta curiosity did those geisha fans move more air then the SEIS
09-15-2012, 05:49 AM
#66
STOP: fanning your motors and just get one of these:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...er-i-make.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...er-i-make.html
09-15-2012, 06:08 AM
#67
I've had really bad luck with fans recently, 2 pro RC fast fans gave up this season. I run a two fan configuration, since it is really neccesary in our 10,5T boosted, almost everyone runs two fans. Motor temperatue is a critical issue around here. One was a Yeah Racing tornado fan and was really satisfied how it cooled, but it gave up, the second one is a fan bought from a local PC shop which works but not nearly as fast as the professional ones. I currently have two PC fans which is okay at the technical track I raced last time, but it won't work on my fast local track. So, I'm looking for the most durable high speed fan? I'm looking to buy LRP fans, simply because LRP is a strong name.
BTW I connect my fans to the ESC
BTW I connect my fans to the ESC
09-15-2012, 06:51 AM
#68
Originally Posted by Mr RCTech
STOP: fanning your motors and just get one of these:
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...er-i-make.html
http://www.rctech.net/forum/r-c-item...er-i-make.html
....i will stick with the 9 dollar SEIS fan
09-15-2012, 08:42 AM
#69
Freezing your motors is also against ROAR rules too. So I wouldnt be trying that at anything other then a club race.
Goto your electronic shop, and you can buy the Peltier CPU cooler really cheap. I paid $28, and if I forgot about it I had ice on my motor.
Shawn
Goto your electronic shop, and you can buy the Peltier CPU cooler really cheap. I paid $28, and if I forgot about it I had ice on my motor.
Shawn
09-15-2012, 08:42 AM
#70
Originally Posted by UrabusDenis
I've had really bad luck with fans recently, 2 pro RC fast fans gave up this season. I run a two fan configuration, since it is really neccesary in our 10,5T boosted, almost everyone runs two fans. Motor temperatue is a critical issue around here. One was a Yeah Racing tornado fan and was really satisfied how it cooled, but it gave up, the second one is a fan bought from a local PC shop which works but not nearly as fast as the professional ones. I currently have two PC fans which is okay at the technical track I raced last time, but it won't work on my fast local track. So, I'm looking for the most durable high speed fan? I'm looking to buy LRP fans, simply because LRP is a strong name.
BTW I connect my fans to the ESC
BTW I connect my fans to the ESC
That's the highest airflow 40mm fan I have yet found (still looking for stuff that's faster) It is 20mm deep and is a lot faster than the standard LRP fan.
8.1CFM
It's 5V so it needs to run off the receiver
Skiddins
09-15-2012, 09:10 AM
#71
Originally Posted by Skiddins
http://www.nmbtc.com/fans/part-numbe...L-01W-B50/4966
That's the highest airflow 40mm fan I have yet found (still looking for stuff that's faster) It is 20mm deep and is a lot faster than the standard LRP fan.
8.1CFM
It's 5V so it needs to run off the receiver
Skiddins
That's the highest airflow 40mm fan I have yet found (still looking for stuff that's faster) It is 20mm deep and is a lot faster than the standard LRP fan.
8.1CFM
It's 5V so it needs to run off the receiver
Skiddins
09-15-2012, 09:39 AM
#72
09-15-2012, 10:11 AM
#73
Originally Posted by Shawn68z
09-15-2012, 03:57 PM
#74
Originally Posted by theatriks
I had 3 of them ...the fans work good but those mounts are no good ...all three mounts broke on me....not worth the 30 dollar pricetag in my opinion
I always use a heatsink with a fan to try and even out where the cooling takes place.
09-15-2012, 04:39 PM
#75
Originally Posted by Skiddins
There is also the problem that the fan only cools one side of the motor.
I always use a heatsink with a fan to try and even out where the cooling takes place.
I always use a heatsink with a fan to try and even out where the cooling takes place.
