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found this epic fan in the trash what should i do with it? i have a feeling i wont find this much voltage coming out my pc motherboard but maybe i could make it work somehow.
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>>2795141
>115v ac
You plug it into the wall
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>>2795145
how though
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>>2795141
>>2792179
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>>2795150
Those are spade terminals. If you can’t figure it out from there you’re probably too dumb to do it without zapping yourself.
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>>2795141
You need a line cord. Keep in mind it won't have any problems with ripping nails out or cutting your fingertips off.
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>>2795391
>ripping nails out or cutting your fingertips off.
my friend died when he got too close to a 14 watt plastic fan. it looked like someone blew up 50 gallons of beefaroni.
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>>2795141
>I found this thing
>what can I do with this thing
>btw I'm trans
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>>2795465
post bobs
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>>2795141
That fan is not epic, not even magnesium housing.
115 VAC fans were more common on power supplies, but rare nowadays with people wanting to control their speed and whatnot. Also rare because in the before times everything was designed to be passively cooled and no fans needed.



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