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 Aug 15 2006, 05:06 PM
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I have to say i'm pretty amazed as well as inspired. WTM can give me any personal tips on how to do step by step? I'm thinking of doing one for myself in a week time since most of my assignments due this week. Boleh tunjuk ajar bro?
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Aug 16 2006, 08:34 AM
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QUOTE(wtm0325 @ Aug 15 2006, 10:15 PM) it's simple normally shops which sells arcylic are those DIY shops right? they'd also be able to cut the blowhole for me as well right? cause i have no idea how to make a blowhole to fit my fans. if i'm planning to use 2 12cm fan one at bottom right the other at upper left of the board, how much of an adapter capacity should i be using?  1) measure ur laptop for buying acrylic, find out ur notebook heat area so tht ur fan is designed at the heat area 2) choose the amount of fan n size u wan (i take 12cm fan as it's silent n has great airflow) 3) buy adapter, either 500mAH, 800mAH or 1000mAH, the higher the greater ur fan will run when u full load it 4) take ur fan n goto those shop which sells arcylic (i used 2.5mm thick arcylic, 3mm oso can), tell him ur idea n give him the fan for reference 5) make sure u do not miss out the hole for screws when the shop makes the blowhole, every blowhole n screw hole is done by the seller 6) now arcylic kaodim, go buy the red rubber tube (any size as long as taller than the fan) n screw w nuts for the red rubber tube 7) screw them all, cut ur fan n adapter wire, connect it to the fan n remember to use tape to wrap the joint part, n u r done  this is getting interesting |
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