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From: Martinm210
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  • Looks like a nice fan, when used @8v and under should be tolerable audibly. I love the air-flow meter!

  • Shroud is vital to measure against Trieberwerk fans. As they have a built in shroud.

    SanAce H1011's wipe those crap, overpriced and overhyped Feser fans ass....:(

  • dude at 74 dB ??/

  • Thanks Martinn,

    It a pleasure to read your technical approach. please never change ! friendly

    stephane

  • Dear Martin, congratulations for this very good job. But, this is a question, how could you explain this very bad result with more 100 cfm and 7 mm h2o when you compare the tk 122. Sanyo have bad results, have you use a shroud ( like a housing of ultra kaze ) for reducing the trouble of the dead zone behind the engine ???. i have 4 of this, the diameter of the hub is enormous, a large shroud is necessery for decrease this trouble.

    thanks

  • This fan testing is only measuring CFM, it does not account for dead spots created by the fan hub or other parts of the fan. It is a good point to consider when selecting a fan though, the less dead spot, the more distributed the cooling is on the radiator. It's always a benefit to run a shroud, especially with large fan hub types of fans. The TK fans already have a small shroud built into the fan so it should have much better flow distribution on the radiator.

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