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FuzzyFace · 07-16-2003, 05:35 PM

bigben2k:
I think the words motorized impeller are important here. Doesn’t that mean there is no cage around it to direct the input and output of air. I do not know if these motorized impellers are supposed suck air in the center hole or blow it out the center hole.

Also the picture in the AllElectronics url only shows 4 leads. Red and black for the 12vdc. The other 2 are solid white and solid blue, which I could not find any reference to in the Comair engineering notes.

The PQX in the model number leads me to believe that it is in the era of model numers as my ROX. It’s almost impossible to get info on old Comair Rotrons from searching on the net.

I would venture a guess, just a wild guess, that the de18 means 18cfm (sort of fits in the rest of the data). So i would assume that it does not have the power you need.

07-16-2003, 05:35 PM	#6
FuzzyFace Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: California high desert Posts: 52	bigben2k: I think the words motorized impeller are important here. Doesn’t that mean there is no cage around it to direct the input and output of air. I do not know if these motorized impellers are supposed suck air in the center hole or blow it out the center hole. Also the picture in the AllElectronics url only shows 4 leads. Red and black for the 12vdc. The other 2 are solid white and solid blue, which I could not find any reference to in the Comair engineering notes. The PQX in the model number leads me to believe that it is in the era of model numers as my ROX. It’s almost impossible to get info on old Comair Rotrons from searching on the net. I would venture a guess, just a wild guess, that the de18 means 18cfm (sort of fits in the rest of the data). So i would assume that it does not have the power you need. __________________ Have fun, FuzzyFace