[wxsig] X1W-2 Fan
Randy n6abm at yahoo.comMon Feb 12 16:38:50 UTC 2007
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I have a fan in my flower pot pagoda (radiation shield). It is powered by solar cells. I simply used a 7812 regulator to limit the voltage. The fan is one removed from an old computer. I used a solar panel I had hanging around it is rated at about 12V 500mv. The spikes I was getting through the part of the day where the sun hit my shield were eliminated. Then I bought a different station and it seems to work quite well with the supplied passive shield. So the home brew station is no longer on line. Randy N6ABM CW1840 Rasputin Novgorod wrote: >The fan is installed in X1W-2 Humidty/Temperature Kit, >but the strange thing to me is that the control for the fan >is located on the X1W-1 indoor barometer board, so you have >to string more wires to connect them. > >1) I wondered about moving the fan controller to the fan >baord, but then I suppose you have to string extra wires >to provide power for the fan. > >2) Instead, I was thinking of getting some photo-cells to >power the fan. When the sun is shining and you need a fan, >the fan would get power from the sun (photocells) and >start up. I'm unsure how many cells I'd need, or about >regulation. Any thoughts? > >Sincerely >/b > > > >____________________________________________________________________________________ >TV dinner still cooling? >Check out "Tonight's Picks" on Yahoo! TV. >http://tv.yahoo.com/ > >_______________________________________________ >wxsig mailing list >wxsig at lists.tapr.org >https://lists.tapr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/wxsig > > >
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