
stc1000
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Regarding cooling fans buy a cheap 12v from ebay and something like this:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1PCS-UK-Plug- ... 462857528b
Chop the end off - feed the wire through the drip tray drain and splice.
9V batteries will cost more in the long run and normally run the fans at a slower speed
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1PCS-UK-Plug- ... 462857528b
Chop the end off - feed the wire through the drip tray drain and splice.
9V batteries will cost more in the long run and normally run the fans at a slower speed
Re: stc1000
No it is connected to the heating/cooling supply so only on when a temp change is required.Dave-Leeds wrote:Do you leave the fan on all the time?
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Nice use of the cork on the temperature sensor.AnthonyUK wrote:I use a small 230v fan
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Finaly got mine up and running.currently got loads of bottles in there which is alot better becuse its around 10c in the shed.
i know its a little off topic but what size pics do you upload and ill get some pics up 2moro
cheers
i know its a little off topic but what size pics do you upload and ill get some pics up 2moro
cheers
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I use Flickr which allows you to choose from a number of preset image sizes to share.
It is free for upto 1tb.
It is free for upto 1tb.
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I looked on wikihow because i havnt posted pics before and it shows how to do it on tinypic. I have posted a pic which was 2 large and then resized it to thumbnail but its a little small lol.
i currently have a load of bottles in beer fridge set at 18c. Am i best putting the pobe in a glass of water or just let the probe hang loose?
thanks
i currently have a load of bottles in beer fridge set at 18c. Am i best putting the pobe in a glass of water or just let the probe hang loose?
thanks