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About LinkBacksJust thought I would post some pics of my canopy fan installation. It cost me about $25. I picked up 2 PC case fans for $9.99 each. I used an old 12v DC power source I had lying around to power them.
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- 04-04-2011, 02:28 AM #1Hooked on Saltwater
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Re: DIY canopy fans
Nice work...watch those connectors the saltcreep will find their way into them in time. heat shrink seal connectors work good
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Re: DIY canopy fans
Thanks scubadude. I was actually going to get some regular heat shrink tubing to protect the connectors.
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