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From: borton@sdcc3.UUCP (Chris Borton)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: Quieting Mac fans. Fanny Mac speed control idea / other fan query.
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Date: Tue, 29-Apr-86 13:46:24 EDT
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In article <2629@decwrl.DEC.COM> eirikur@dec-amber.UUCP writes:
>Does anyone have experience with the internal fans?  I'd be
>interested in trying one of the internal flipper-type fans, but I
>haven't seen them offered for sale, and haven't heard a report from a
>user.  I'd like to know how noisy they are, and if they really keep 
>the Mac cool. Please post!

My Levco MonsterMac comes with their 'MacBreeze' piezo-electric 'flapper'
fan.  I think it is the best solution I've seen yet--it is virtually 
noiseless.  There is a *minor* hum, but barely noticeable.  My experience
agrees with their claim: my 2Meg Mac is cooler on top than my old 512K.

Levco sells the MacBreeze; I think the price is $35 or so.  Call (619) 457-2011
to find out for sure or order one.  It installs on the connections to the power
supply; there are about 3 wires to connect.  Very easy...

-Chris

Disclaimer: I think I have disclaimed most everything already.  I can't speak
		for my rabbit, however.  He's often rash...
-- 
Chris Borton, UC San Diego Undergraduate CS; Micro Consultant, UCSD
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