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Subject: Re: [motm] Re: heat buildup?

From: John Laudicina <gion2archery@...>
Date: 2007-08-03

When I built my cabinets I asked Paul about
ventilation in the cabinets and he said the air from
the jack holes was all that was needed, I have 5 power
supplys and there has never been any heat at all. My
studio is airconditioned but I am in Miami Florida and
it is hot as hell year round. I have left the back of
my cabinets open because I like to look at the
electronics knowing that I built most of the unit. My
power supplys are mounted on the back of the cabinets,
one blacet power supply 3 motm 900 and one motm 950.

Never had any noise issues at all.
john



--- djbrow54 <davebr@...> wrote:

> My cabinets are all completely closed. I worry more
> about dust and
> contamination than heat (I also live on a gravel
> road so there is
> LOTS of dust). I elevated my power supplies in the
> cabinets on 1"
> aluminum frames so that there is air flow around all
> 6 sides of the
> supply. I also don't load them anywhere near rated
> capacity. Heat
> rise is negligible although I have never
> specifically measured it.
>
> Dave
>
> --- In motm@yahoogroups.com, Larry David
> <larrydavid777@...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi all - I built a two row case (20U in each row)
> for my MOTM-
> based
> > modular. In it now are a 900 PS, a 440 and a 110;
> finishing up
> an
> > 800 EG kit and will be adding some DIY modules
> next. Right now
> there
> > is a back panel that slides on and off but it is
> rather kludgey
> and
> > rattles at certain bass frequencies. I'm thinking
> of just
> screwing
> > it in place, making the case more or less "air
> tight", aside from
> > whatever air passes through the front panel jacks
> or tiny "slop"
> > spaces between modules. Will I get too much heat
> build-up in the
> > case with no air circulation? I'd like to keep
> the dust out as
> much
> > as possible (and not drill ventilation holes in
> the back panel).
> For
> > some reason my studio gets rather dusty, though I
> take pains to
> > prevent it.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > ld
> >
>
>
>




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