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Hunter - Not a guru on the subject, but if they are 120 volt already why
not just make up a line cord for them and plug the cord into a computer
strip with a switch along with the radios. This would control the fans
and also the radios which would save the snap action power switch on the
radio, which some day will go bad.
Its easy to later remove the fans and their line cord leaving not a
trace. Also since the fans are separate you could experiment with
various ways reducing their noise by slowing them down, if that is
concern. Or maybe a thermostat snap action on/off switch for them.
Good luck and enjoy. A good way to learn
Merry Christmas and Best DX
73 Bob W7AVK
Hunter Ellington wrote:
My technical skills are limited, but I am trying. I have two Radio
Shack 115VAC cooling fans that I would like to mount (without
modification) on my R-4C, and my T-4XC. The question is, where is the
best location to tap into the 115V line power source? If this has been
covered, will someone direct me to the archive article? Thanks to all
and 73. Merry Christmas. WB9NJB.
R. Hunter Ellington, Esq.
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