e home in the evening.
> If I ever reverse the fans, I will measure again.
>
> Mike
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> > Behalf Of Lee Hart
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> Mike Scott wrote:
> > Is the possib
Mike Scott wrote:
Is the possible entry of water a problem? I've always though that the gap
between the impeller and the frame should be on the bottom so that water
could not fill the airspace in the fan motor.
If the mounting location is such that it may get wet, then you really
should be usi
ng< air thru a water
> filter and then pressurizing the enclosure. Worked amazingly well. Dach.
>
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Subject: [EVDL] Fans Up or Down?
I just installed two fans on my Kelly KDHD controller. After installing
them, I realized I had installed them so they were blowing up ( drawing warm
air from the top of the controlle
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Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2013 11:43 PM
Subject: [EVDL] Fans Up or Down?
I just installed two fans on my Kelly KDHD controller. After installing
them, I realized I had installed them so they were blowing up ( drawing warm
air from the top of the controller and pushing it towards the h
Mike Nickerson wrote:
Any opinions whether the cooling would be more effective with the flow
reversed?
This is a classic example where testing trumps theory. All the things
you said about convection, the hood being hot, etc. are true. But they
may be "feathers on the scale" that have an ins
I just installed two fans on my Kelly KDHD controller. After installing
them, I realized I had installed them so they were blowing up ( drawing warm
air from the top of the controller and pushing it towards the hood). After
noticing that, I realized that I could have reversed the fans to draw air
