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    Useful things you can do with a ducted fan...

    Like...a notebook cooler! just planned and made everything in 2hours. simple and easy to make. I can't find any other notebook coolers in the market more 'windy' then mine, haha!. Works very well.. cool my laptop down in a matter of seconds.

    An EDF55mm running on 4volts of electricity right off my camera adapter. I tried 12v and you can see the laptop cooler inflate significantly

    Some disadvantage though.. if i run that for like 5hours straight my electricity bills will cost a bomb and its pretty noisy...

    Btw, turbine notebook cooler anyone? Jk..

    I'll post somepics.

    Build it
    Fly it
    Crash it
    Fix it
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    #2
    Originally posted by viper1990
    Like...a notebook cooler! just planned and made everything in 2hours. simple and easy to make. I can't find any other notebook coolers in the market more 'windy' then mine, haha!. Works very well.. cool my laptop down in a matter of seconds.

    An EDF55mm running on 4volts of electricity right off my camera adapter. I tried 12v and you can see the laptop cooler inflate significantly

    Some disadvantage though.. if i run that for like 5hours straight my electricity bills will cost a bomb and its pretty noisy...

    Btw, turbine notebook cooler anyone? Jk..

    I'll post somepics.

    Errr... u using brushless setup? Or juz brushed motor. If brushed, then ur motor gonna change constantly huh?
    Brushless?
    Then can hover ur laptop

    starting to crab liaoz
    Juz crossed over to the DUCT side!

    Flying: P-51 Mustang, Corsair, F4 Phantom, Beaver(GF's), TigerMoth(GF's)
    Slope Glider: E-Hawk 1500
    Still in Box: Formosa, Zero Fighter, Me 109
    Things to Sell:
    - T-rex 450XL NIB
    - Nano Falcon(not build yet)
    - Speed 370 motor with JST connector & Spur gear $5, PM me

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      #3
      Hover ..haha...You need 3kg of thrust to do that and it'll be the ultimate notebook cooler , anyway its brush motor.
      Build it
      Fly it
      Crash it
      Fix it

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        #4
        Make four ducted fan one at each corner... then u can hover the laptop to u from ur living room to ur room when u r lazy...
        More than 3Kg thrust...

        BTW brushed setup if run constantly over a period of time it will wear & tear... so it is gonna be an expensive cooler for u.
        Juz crossed over to the DUCT side!

        Flying: P-51 Mustang, Corsair, F4 Phantom, Beaver(GF's), TigerMoth(GF's)
        Slope Glider: E-Hawk 1500
        Still in Box: Formosa, Zero Fighter, Me 109
        Things to Sell:
        - T-rex 450XL NIB
        - Nano Falcon(not build yet)
        - Speed 370 motor with JST connector & Spur gear $5, PM me

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          #5
          -_-''. With todays technology its very possible to make a radio control lappy hovering machine, haha! just that its pretty useless but awesome!

          Anyway,snice is brush...i'll only use it when internal temperature reaches 55degreesC and above. There are programs that will keep track of my core temp.

          Build it
          Fly it
          Crash it
          Fix it

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            #6
            maybe a turbine would do better
            JR 9x
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            Superb machine!

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              #7
              Originally posted by viper1990
              Like...a notebook cooler! just planned and made everything in 2hours. simple and easy to make. I can't find any other notebook coolers in the market more 'windy' then mine, haha!. Works very well.. cool my laptop down in a matter of seconds.

              An EDF55mm running on 4volts of electricity right off my camera adapter. I tried 12v and you can see the laptop cooler inflate significantly

              Some disadvantage though.. if i run that for like 5hours straight my electricity bills will cost a bomb and its pretty noisy...

              Btw, turbine notebook cooler anyone? Jk..

              I'll post somepics.
              very good idea
              JR9XII PCM 72.xxx n XPS n FRSKY 2.4GHz

              me is " Kancheong spider "

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