HOT! superquiet Pabst 80mm fans $4 (regular retail $20)

[yodayoda]

ok guys, you may have heard about Pabst fans. they come out of germany and are whisper quiet. on this side of the atlantic though, they are hard to find and can run $20 each! (check plycon). but at excess-solutions, they have then for $4! here is the link:

http://www.excess-solutions.com/24vdc_fans.htm search for "pabst" on the page

here is a picture: http://www.excess-solutions.com/IMAGES/2603.jpg

minimum order $25.

enjoy!

 

[tsee]

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'Nuff said.

 

[wyvrn]

Oooh cool. Do they have 60mm fans?


edit: nope they sure don't. Nice deal if you need 6 or more of these.

 

[JohnnyPC]

Ooops! Only problem is where we're going to get the 24 volts inside our PCs...

 

[Lizardman]

These fans are 24volt fans not 12volt.... Wrong link cheack here for there 12vdc fans( the kind you put in your pc). 12vdc

 

[phreakyzen]

Are you sure these are that quiet? I know the Pabst 8412NGL is super quiet but can not find the ratings on this one.

 

[StevoDaDevo]

I dont know about Pabst being quiet... When my buddies get a bunch of Pabst in them, they are loud as HELL.

 

[Lizardman]

This place has lots of other good fans. They have some cheap 120 mm deltas for $4 and the shipping is only like $6 for 8 fans which is a reasonable price.

 

[Brix13]

I'm going to try to stop by there tommorrow and check it out since I'm off. I need a couple for my two cases

 

[lsman]

look at the closeout section:
Item ES1195
Computer Switching Power Supply. +5V 15A, +12V 6A, -5V 0.3A. -12V 0.3A.
Has 3 Hard Drive connectors, 1 Floppy connector, 1 12-pin motherboard connector.
On/Off switch on back.
750 In Stock.
Unit Price $5.00 each. Now only $2.00 each

some LCD for $0.25, 0.20, 0.4 etc.

In computer:

Item GDM5021PT
Silicon Graphics (Sony) 21" monitor (19.8" viewable)
1600 X 1200 max resolution. Deflection Frequency Horizontal: 30 to 107kHz Vertical 48 to 160Hz. AC Input: 100 to 240VAC Power: 160W Maximum.
Has both HD15 and 5 BNC connector input.
46 In Stock. 30-Day Replacement Warranty
SPECIFICATIONS
Unit Price $300.00 each.

 

[Jugernot]

Anyone ever think, that maybe the reason they are superquiet is because they would be running a 24v unit at 12v? You can quiet any fan by running it under spec... the only problem is that performance is cut also.

Jugs

 

[IgoByte]

Guys, this monitor is a hot deal. This is the same Sony tube/monitor that Dell uses and sells for around $800. IMO, those Dell monitors are the best they've had.

Here are some important things about it:

1. It's not a fixed frequency monitor, which is good.
2. It has dual inputs and according to the guy I just spoke to (very nice BTW), it has the ability to switch between two different computers (like the high-end Sony branded monitors and my own FW900).
3. It's near flat-screen. I'm not sure if it's completely flat, but it's a good screen nonetheless.
4. Shipping is around $40, which makes the total around $340.

I think I'm going to get me one of those.

 

[IgoByte]

Well, it's performance is cut alright. It throws out only ~19 CFoAM. However, it is a LOT more silent than any other 8cm fan I've seen. This is great for a PSU or just to cool HDDs.

 

[anandfan]

I think this heatsink might be good for cooling chipsets:
Item ES2277 Heatsink
51.7mm W x 54.7mm D x 25mm H
114 In Stock.
Unit Price $1.50 each

(a little large, but a hacksaw will fix that!)
Heatsinks (several pages)

 

[lsman]

^ for the $2 PS

 

[Flatpicker]

<< Note: Please remember that if it isn't on our web pages we don't have it. >>

lol
nice find

 

[chizow]

<< Guys, this monitor is a hot deal. This is the same Sony tube/monitor that Dell uses and sells for around $800. IMO, those Dell monitors are the best they've had.

Here are some important things about it:

1. It's not a fixed frequency monitor, which is good.
2. It has dual inputs and according to the guy I just spoke to (very nice BTW), it has the ability to switch between two different computers (like the high-end Sony branded monitors and my own FW900).
3. It's near flat-screen. I'm not sure if it's completely flat, but it's a good screen nonetheless.
4. Shipping is around $40, which makes the total around $340.

I think I'm going to get me one of those. >>



Igobyte , when you talked to the guy did he tell you if they were new, used, or refurbed?

Also, after looking at all the resolutions and refresh rates, I'm not sure what to make of the graphics mode settings. If this thing can run games and my desktop at 1280 with 85hz refresh, I may have to hop on this as well.

Chiz

 

[matrixvision]

If you are in need of cheap fans, there is a thread on panaflo L1A's for $2.50 that kick @$$ and are super quiet to boot

 

[lsman]

<< If you are in need of cheap fans, there is a thread on panaflo L1A's for $2.50 that kick @$$ and are super quiet to boot >>



But if u need 92MM, or 120MM fan. Can't beat this price of $4, $5.

I think Item ES2382,
Delta Fan 12V 0.08A Model ASB0912L 92mm X25mm $4.00 each is very good , 0.84W, 2100rpm, 37cfm, 25dBA.
nice quiet fan!

 

[Phunktion]

The Pabst you linked to are (24 Volt) Fans they will not work with regular computers as someone mentioned above.. I checked the 12Volt section and there are no Pabst's.. too bad I really wanted at least 6 of em




<< If you are in need of cheap fans, there is a thread on panaflo L1A's for $2.50 that kick @$$ and are super quiet to boot >>



Here is the Cheap Panaflo L1A Thread

 

[WageSlave]

I got the panaflo l1a ... it is loud.. I am very dissapointed.. it doesnt sound any quieter than my cheap a$$ 80mm fans that came with my case

 

[Squisher]

Well, I guess you could get 24 volts in your computer case by tapping into your mobo connector and using -12v and +12v. Although I have no idea what this would do for your stability.

 

[wluk]

<< I got the panaflo l1a ... it is loud.. I am very dissapointed.. it doesnt sound any quieter than my cheap a$$ 80mm fans that came with my case >>



totally agree

 

[Cybordolphin]

The Delta 120mm fan #WFB1212LE is a winner. UP to 84 CFM and only 34DBA. Very good for a 120.
AND the voltage can be played with to lower the #'s (noise) a tad.

I really like throwing these into the front of my cases (after moding). I find it actually much less noisy than installing (3) or so smaller fans.

This Delta looks like a nice fan. I usually use the Panaflow 120mm fans.. but will give these a try.

Thanks for the post.

 

[NeuralChaos]

wth? loud? My 60 mm sanyo denki fan on my pal6065 heatsink makes more noise then all 4 of my panflo l1a's combined!