Re: [Drakelist] Drake FA-7 (fan)

2015-06-21 Thread Jim Shorney
On Sun, 21 Jun 2015 23:59:09 -0500, Jim Shorney wrote:


>The FA-7 is an off-the-shelf fan. 

Ah, here we go: Comair/Roton "Sprite" model SU2C1, 1900rpm, 20cfm of airflow, 
noise output of only 26.2dba. 

http://www.alliedelec.com/Images/Products/Datasheets/BM/COMAIR_ROTRON/Comair-Rotron_Enclosure-and-Cooling_5990220.pdf


73

-Jim
NU0C


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Re: [Drakelist] Drake FA-7 (fan)

2015-06-21 Thread Jim Shorney
On Sun, 21 Jun 2015 18:45:17 -0700, Bill Watson wrote:

>Hello, I am looking for the FA-7 for my TR-7. I plan on using it for the
>PS-7. Help in finding one will be appreciated. Maybe you know a replacement
>fan that would work? If you do, any part number or company name will help
>in the search.  73, Bill, KC4WNI
>

The FA-7 is an off-the-shelf fan. Somewhere in the bowels of the internet you
should be able to find the OEM make and model. If not, I can look on one of
mine tomorrow. It's a 19 CFM fan, IIRC. I have a box full of the Papst 32 CFM
version, but those are way too noisy for the average ham shack (nice upgrade
for the DL-1000 though...).

73

-Jim
NU0C

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Re: [Drakelist] Drake FA-7 (fan)

2015-06-21 Thread W4AWM
 
Hi Bill, 
 
Most any 110V fan that fits the hole pattern will work.  Most are a  bit 
faster and noisier than the FA-7 fan but I used to work with broadcast  
transmitters so fan nose never bothered me.  There are 12V fans available  that 
also fit the hole pattern but they don't seem to move as much air as the  line 
voltage units. Whatever fan you install, it should be mounted so that  it 
blows out from the power supply. Also, the regular fans can be had at  
hamfests for around $5.00, sometimes even less.  You will usually pay  big 
bucks 
for an FA-7.
 
73,
 
John,  W4AWM
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
In a message dated 6/21/2015 9:50:13 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
thermbob...@gmail.com writes:

Hello, I am looking for the FA-7 for my TR-7. I plan on using it  for the 
PS-7. Help in finding one will be appreciated. Maybe you know a  replacement 
fan that would work? If you do, any part number or company name  will help 
in the search.  73, Bill,  KC4WNI


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[Drakelist] Drake FA-7 (fan)

2015-06-21 Thread Bill Watson
Hello, I am looking for the FA-7 for my TR-7. I plan on using it for the
PS-7. Help in finding one will be appreciated. Maybe you know a replacement
fan that would work? If you do, any part number or company name will help
in the search.  73, Bill, KC4WNI
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