PC fans for wineador

hikari · 04-17-2012, 10:44 PM

Hey buddy I did this to mine.
I used the drip whole and ran wire though that and sealed it with some caulking

I used a Ac to DC plug and plugged that into a digital timer.

What I found out leaving the fan on all the time just messes with the RF to much. You want a constant RF though the whole box.

So what I found out at least for my box is putting it on for 5min every 15min seemed to do the trick.

Will have some trial and error.

I also mounted min at the bottom on a 45 degree angle facing forward My door has curved glass so managed to move the area around better that way..

and of course if your using beads make sure you have some at the Top, middle and bottom.

On a side note I also have a johnson thermometer ran through that drip whole also turns it wine cooler on and off at a certain temp again trial and error to get the perfect temp/constant RF through the box..

04-17-2012, 10:44 PM	#17
hikari Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Thomas Location: North Hollywood CA Posts: 108 Trading: (0)	Re: PC fans for wineador Hey buddy I did this to mine. I used the drip whole and ran wire though that and sealed it with some caulking I used a Ac to DC plug and plugged that into a digital timer. What I found out leaving the fan on all the time just messes with the RF to much. You want a constant RF though the whole box. So what I found out at least for my box is putting it on for 5min every 15min seemed to do the trick. Will have some trial and error. I also mounted min at the bottom on a 45 degree angle facing forward My door has curved glass so managed to move the area around better that way.. and of course if your using beads make sure you have some at the Top, middle and bottom. On a side note I also have a johnson thermometer ran through that drip whole also turns it wine cooler on and off at a certain temp again trial and error to get the perfect temp/constant RF through the box..