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Old 24-12-2003, 16:14   #11
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Re: Cooling

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Originally Posted by paulyoung666
the problem is going to be noise , could you get hold of a kitchen extractor fan , temp block in the sides and see if it helps , then at least you would get an idea to work from , i.e. get hold of a quieter fan , i know what i mean but it is difficult to say without being there
I'm not realy bothered about noise TBH as they are in there own sealed room. I think the kitchen extractor is a good idea as I could mount it flat on the wall with the intake facing down behind the bench.....

Cheers for that m8
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