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ET: "Maybe; you have some freewill, but you chose your path by arrangement"
Me "That sounds like a program with no freewill?"
ET: "We will catch up when you end this cycle"
Me: "Sounds like a 'KPI'!"
ET: "Did you read the terms and conditions?"
Me: .....
ET: "Maybe; you have some freewill, but you chose your path by arrangement"
Me "That sounds like a program with no freewill?"
ET: "We will catch up when you end this cycle"
Me: "Sounds like a 'KPI'!"
ET: "Did you read the terms and conditions?"
Me: .....
Something like this perhaps?
Hmmmm
So i placed a usb driven pc fan on top of the sky box sucking hot air out and placed a second alongside it pushing cold sir under it. This worked a treat.
im trying to look at options for a thermostatic switch but to be honest thats just a fun factor project.
The USB driven fan is connected to the sky box USB port so its self driving and seems to be doing just fine.
I even switched off the side fan and the top fan did just as well at sucking through.
I did some temperature monitoring in the space where the sky box sits and top temp with everything running full bore in the cupboard was about 38° a temp probe on the sky box recorded 45°..
The sky unit was running the hottest - even hotter than the AVR (marantz) but with the fan on top it cruised along at 24°... i call that a success
Amazing what you can do when you recycle some old PC stuff and a USB cable you never use anymore. Oh and i attached a couple of little sticky rubber stoppers to the fan before sitting it flat on the sky box.
I remember my mate when he was flatting had hit big Onkyo amp cranking with a big set of Cerwin Vega speaker. His amp got so hot it kept turning off so we stuck an electric car fan on top of it connected to a 12v supply and that solved the heat issue.
That might not be quiet enough if you are wanting to use your system at a lower volume though
If the cupboard has a ceiling in it you could put a vent in the floor with the fans extracting the heat into the ceiling space whilst cool air is bought up through the floor
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