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> Fan Controller - To Cool While On And Off
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post Jan 21 2008, 08:34 PM
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I saw some designs on here with timers and mcus, and decided to make mine own simply design with a transistor and thermister. It works by turning on when a temp is reached and does not turn off till the temp is below that value. The value is set by adjusting a pot so the actual temp value is not known.
Is it safe to use the always on 12v coming into the xbox or should I just stick to using a 12v power supply?

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post Jan 21 2008, 10:16 PM
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While this isn't a temperature activated unit, this is what I am planning on getting for my 360. I have a stock fan unit attached to the intake grille as well as the 12V mod for the exhaust fan. I, as well would like to have the fans stay on for a while after console shutdown to help cool the GPU. This will allow you to have the fans stay on for a specified period of time (1 sec to 60 min) after the console has been turned off. I plan to use an external 12V power source for the fans, which makes this a whole lot easier to implement.


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