Re: Star Wars upright - Fitting a fan to keep it cool ?

You could always make a door out of plywood and cut a hole in it for the fan
to mount.

Chas
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From: "Colin Davies" <colin.w.davies@btopenworld.com>
To: <vectorlist@vectorlist.org>
Sent: Sunday, March 01, 2009 4:40 PM
Subject: VECTOR: Star Wars upright - Fitting a fan to keep it cool ?

> Hi Guys,
>
> We are doing a charity show next weekend and I will be taking along my
> Starwars upright cab.
>
> Now this had been running fine without issues with the Back door
> fitted.... I clocked up about 12 Hours last night, no problem......
>
> BUT.... the last time we took it to a show, it was in the Summer and after
> a while, the machine started to reset once it got hot inside, so we ended
> up running it with the back door off.... I think the issue was with the
> game pcb, but we were unable to do much diagnostics other than check the
> voltages which seemed to be fine....
>
> I'm thinking of fitting a fan inside to move some air through the
> machine.... Might just fit a fan in the grille on top of the machine to
> suck the hot air out.... Dont really want to have to cut a hole in the
> back door to fit a blower fan..., but its simple option to take...
>
> As I say.. Its been fine running at home.... and only has to do one 12
> hour shift on the Saturday and about 8 Hours on the Sunday... So nothing
> too drastic is required at this point.
>
> Can any one throw any suggestions at this please ?
>
> I'll be taking along a spare Deflection board, Power brick and ArII, but
> do not have a spare game pcb.
>
> Thanks, Regards,
> Colin
>
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