vskid3 Well-Known Member Dec 25, 2012 #21 Coop said: My question is, do I need a resistor in a 12v line for a 12v fan, and if so how would I go about calculating what I would need? Also, I am negating to use the tachometer output line of the fan at this moment and does this matter? Click to expand... No, and no. 12v fan running on 12v is good (fan could probably take anywhere from 5-20v, would just change the speed and life expectancy).
Coop said: My question is, do I need a resistor in a 12v line for a 12v fan, and if so how would I go about calculating what I would need? Also, I am negating to use the tachometer output line of the fan at this moment and does this matter? Click to expand... No, and no. 12v fan running on 12v is good (fan could probably take anywhere from 5-20v, would just change the speed and life expectancy).
Coop Member Dec 26, 2012 #22 Thanks Until I get a good few hours of testing to see if its all stable, id say this project is done and videos will soon follow testing
Thanks Until I get a good few hours of testing to see if its all stable, id say this project is done and videos will soon follow testing
