I went this road a few years ago using the small button thermal switches
(Switch Craft - etc.) that are available in a variety of on-off temperatures
settings, but it didn't prove overly successful. The small thermal switches
have to be heat sinked to the PA, so you have to route AC for the fan up
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Subject: RE: [Repeater-Builder] Thermostaticaly controlled fan cctt please ?
> I went this road a few years ago using the small button thermal switches
> (Switch Craft - etc.) that are available in a variety of on-off
temperatures
> settings, but it didn't prove overly succe
of an
hour reduction.
Rob K7EI
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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Thermostaticaly controlled fan cctt
please ?
Why not just run 'em 24/7? I use DC fans exclu
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