115-Volt computer-style fan ... $18.95

[the image reaper]

I see occasional posts regarding wiring up 12-volt computer fans to house current ... a place I frequently buy parts from now has a 115-volt fan .. 81 cfm, cord included, for $18.95 ... you may want to check it out, good warranty, ball-bearing, quiet, etc. .. :smokin: http://www.coolerguys.com/840556026389.html

the image reaper Reviewed by the image reaper on 04-21-2006. 115-Volt computer-style fan ... $18.95 I see occasional posts regarding wiring up 12-volt computer fans to house current ... a place I frequently buy parts from now has a 115-volt fan .. 81 cfm, cord included, for $18.95 ... you may want to check it out, good warranty, ball-bearing, quiet, etc. .. :smokin: http://www.coolerguys.com/840556026389.html Rating: 5

[thepope]

I see occasional posts regarding wiring up 12-volt computer fans to house current ... a place I frequently buy parts from now has a 115-volt fan .. 81 cfm, cord included, for $18.95 ... you may want to check it out, good warranty, ball-bearing, quiet, etc. .. :smokin: http://www.coolerguys.com/840556026389.html

Eh, i think it would be better to get an actual 12v fan, heres on for 5 bucks.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/showd...number=259-122

And since not alot of people go with just 1 computer fan(not saying you cant), i would just buy a pc power supply and get a few fans.

[the image reaper]

I personally don't use computer fans, BUT a lot of people do, and they ask how to hook them up to a transformer, thus, my suggestion ... ( I thought that was rather obvious ) ...