Again a step further... (2)

Turbokeu · 09-08-2001, 02:16 AM

Part One.
It was time to start with my CCFT's.
Since CCFT's are glass tubes of about 4 x 300mm, I had to find a way to protect them.

Result: 3x 30cm plexi tube of diameter 10/13mm (ID/OD). Costs: 4$/meter.

To hold the CCFT lights into the plexi: a rubber grummet of 11mm on each side of the tube.

The result. I have just to mount them in my case now, toghether with the convertors...

CD

Turbokeu · 09-08-2001, 02:17 AM

Part Two.

In analogy to the fanspeedselector on the front panel of the PC-70 I made a 4-speedselector for the rear two 80mm fans.

Detail of the cabling.

5.25" panel with the CPU clock indicator, and the window for the digital Thermometer annex Flowmeter (under construction).

Idem, rear view.

CPU Clock indicator in action.

Again, after some critic about the possibility for the radiatorfan to suck some warm air coming from the back via the radiator intake on the upper panel, I mounted the Panaflo "spoiler" again, but this time inverted.

CD

Turbokeu · 09-08-2001, 02:19 AM

Part Three.

The CCFT's are ready, now I have just to mount the convertors.

The mounted Pink CCFT. The CCFT's are fixed with ZIP ties through holes in the chassis.

The first CCFT Black Light.

The second CCFT Black Light.

Cable box for the 220V AC line connection.

CD

xerka · 09-09-2001, 01:47 PM

for the cold cathode lights did you just get the bare ones from pcmods.com?

Turbokeu · 09-09-2001, 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by xerka:
for the cold cathode lights did you just get the bare ones from pcmods.com?

They do not come from pcmods but yes, they were bare ones.

CD

09-08-2001, 02:16 AM	#1
Turbokeu Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brussels - Belgium Posts: 232	Again a step further... (2) Part One. It was time to start with my CCFT's. Since CCFT's are glass tubes of about 4 x 300mm, I had to find a way to protect them. Result: 3x 30cm plexi tube of diameter 10/13mm (ID/OD). Costs: 4$/meter. To hold the CCFT lights into the plexi: a rubber grummet of 11mm on each side of the tube. The result. I have just to mount them in my case now, toghether with the convertors... CD __________________ My website: http://www.turbokeu.com Backup website: http://www2.turbokeu.com My company: http://www.kdcs.be Last edited by Turbokeu; 06-23-2002 at 04:00 AM.

09-08-2001, 02:17 AM	#2
Turbokeu Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brussels - Belgium Posts: 232	Part Two. In analogy to the fanspeedselector on the front panel of the PC-70 I made a 4-speedselector for the rear two 80mm fans. Detail of the cabling. 5.25" panel with the CPU clock indicator, and the window for the digital Thermometer annex Flowmeter (under construction). Idem, rear view. CPU Clock indicator in action. Again, after some critic about the possibility for the radiatorfan to suck some warm air coming from the back via the radiator intake on the upper panel, I mounted the Panaflo "spoiler" again, but this time inverted. CD __________________ My website: http://www.turbokeu.com Backup website: http://www2.turbokeu.com My company: http://www.kdcs.be Last edited by Turbokeu; 06-23-2002 at 04:01 AM.

09-08-2001, 02:19 AM	#3
Turbokeu Cooling Savant Join Date: May 2001 Location: Brussels - Belgium Posts: 232	Part Three. The CCFT's are ready, now I have just to mount the convertors. The mounted Pink CCFT. The CCFT's are fixed with ZIP ties through holes in the chassis. The first CCFT Black Light. The second CCFT Black Light. Cable box for the 220V AC line connection. CD __________________ My website: http://www.turbokeu.com Backup website: http://www2.turbokeu.com My company: http://www.kdcs.be Last edited by Turbokeu; 06-23-2002 at 04:03 AM.

09-09-2001, 01:47 PM	#4
xerka Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 107	for the cold cathode lights did you just get the bare ones from pcmods.com? __________________ Folders: I've given up folding

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