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Originally posted by diabolyk View Post
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ok so i should put it on 5v you think ?
or the gain of temperature between 5v and 3.3v is not interesting ?
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Originally posted by diabolyk View Postok
and i can pick the pin topside or bottom side it will stops when i power off ?
5v vs 3.3v : is there a real difference for cooling ? and for noise ?
A slower fan will definitely reduce the noise, but you will have to do some trial and error on how much you wish to slow the fan. I am using a "cheap" fan, and reduced the fan voltage by half, but I can still hear it. I have ordered a more expensive 30mm fan with ball bearings, and will be testing that, when I receive it.
You need to read this thread, there are some very good ideas, discussed here.
EDIT: P.X has a thermal switch on order, to test. It will turn the fan OFF when the temp is low, and turn ON the fan with the temp rises........ So stay tuned!!
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ok
and i can pick the pin topside or bottom side it will stops when i power off ?
5v vs 3.3v : is there a real difference for cooling ? and for noise ?
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Originally posted by diabolykand it will turn on only when box is turned on ?
cause my box is always plugged but switched off with the red light on...
have you a pic of the pin to connect ?
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Originally posted by diabolyk View Postyes thanks i have see those but I don't have a pic of where to connect it...
I would like to have the better way to cool the box with less sound possible.... perhaps 3.3v or 5v is necessary i don't know...
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Originally posted by P.X View Post
Yes from internal storage.
Haven't managed to test every combo yet !!
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yes thanks i have see those but I don't have a pic of where to connect it...
I would like to have the better way to cool the box with less sound possible.... perhaps 3.3v or 5v is necessary i don't know...
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Originally posted by diabolyk View Postand it will turn on only when box is turned on ?
cause my box is always plugged but switched off with the red light on...
have you a pic of the pin to connect ?
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and it will turn on only when box is turned on ?
cause my box is always plugged but switched off with the red light on...
have you a pic of the pin to connect ?
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Yes, you need to solder it on the underside of the mobo, where usb connectors are localized.
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Hi,
Is it possible to connect a pi fan on my m8s pro L in order to have it working only when box is ON ?
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Running my Pi Fan at 50% of 5V
Resistor the same value as the fan resistance.
Silent at about a foot or two.
Blowing into the box - down onto the SOC works best for me too.
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Added 3 diodes in series, with a voltage drop across the diodes of 2.38 volts. Can't tell if the fan speed dropped or not, still hear the fan, but not as bad.
Edit: More tinkering, fan virtually silent, even with my ear to fan, can't hear it. HOWEVER, the fan is "floating" now, when I secure the fan to the box, I get noise. Also, even with that much voltage drop, the fan starts on it's own. I don't have to kick start it, like I used to have to kick start my old Harley's......
Edit 2: Temp is hovering around 60 62 C. If i turn the fan over, to blow INTO the box, then the temp will drop more. For right now, I will run it like this for a couple of days.Last edited by clarkss12; 05 April 2018, 21:05.
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