I wish there was a good way to know what the fans sound like in the K3/100.
Ironically, here at home I actually have an acoustic anechoic chamber (don't
ask) and could make such a measurement ... if I had a suitable calibrated
microphone, that is. I wonder if Spectrogram or some other
I wish there was a good way to know what the fans sound like
in the K3/100.
They sound the same on as when they are off, unless you really are in an
anechoic chamber. They are incredibly quiet, so much so that I thought they
weren't working and had to go around behind the rig to verify the
I wish there was a good way to know what the fans sound like
in the K3/100.
They sound the same on as when they are off, unless you really are in an
anechoic chamber. They are incredibly quiet, so much so that I thought they
weren't working and had to go around behind the rig to verify the
Hi Steve:
I wish there was a good way to know what the fans sound like in the K3/100.
For MOST conditions, they don't sound like ANYTHING... they're
virtually silent!
This afternoon I did some CWRTTY at 100W output, and for 5-6 minutes
at a stretch... the fans cycled up to speed 3 or
On Sat, Sep 22, 2007 at 02:17:06PM -0700, Steve Jackson wrote:
Are there two fans on the K3, or just on the K3/100?
Two.
When do the two fans come on?
Either when the PA gets hot enough or you can turn them on a constant speed.
Do they both run together, or sometimes just one?
Both.
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