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Silverstone FM121 fan and Pot Controller
Hello,
I find the stock Pot on the FM121 not too precise. Hence I want to change it with a potentionmeter that is more precise, can anyone tell me what potentionmeter I will need for this, like what range? Thanks Chris |
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CD could tell you the answer to that one. although... i think he uses the silverstone ones quite a bit. i like them myself.
how precise do you need? |
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Silverstone FM121 fan and Pot Controller
I guess 2x the stock range would be nice
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FM 121 Pots
Ok i calculated the pot included with the FM-121 fan
it's range is : 0 Ohms to 10K Ohms Now i calculated the resistance of the fan at 30 Ohms and for me to get the fan down to 7VDC (it's starting voltage) I need to add about 22 Ohms So i guess a Pot of 20 Ohms should be perfect Right? I can reduce the pot to 0 resistance to get the full 12V and then when I max out the pot I should get a tad above 7VDC right? Please correct me if I'm wrong Thanks ! |
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