Case fans for 1$ was Hot 4 me

BurninUp

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I ordered 6 - for 6$ - shipping was 6.50 to Ca., I got 4x 80mm,1x 120mm, and 1x old pentium heatsink+fan. They all look new and work great - all 3 wire - 12v, the 120mm is about 2" thick!! What a deal - this will keep me in fans for a long time
From website:
Fanarama
12 pallets of fans just arrived. Most are 12 volts, and range in size from 3-1/8" to 4-5/8". These fans were replaced on servers with either bigger or smaller fans. According to the company that replaced them, most have less than 48 hours operating time.

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ghouldini

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The original thread for this deal has been archived.

Can anyone link it here?

I wanted to re-read some of the comments, I got my fans today.

They archive stuff too fast around here and have no "archive" forum to go into to find these threads, or a function in the search.
 

MissingLinc

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I bought 20 of those fans and got mostly 60mm and 80mm (one 92mm). I think most are ball bearing. Okay deal to me.

Edit: Oh yeah, I got two fans with bad wires and B.G. Micro responded very quickly to send me two more with good wires. Seems like great customer service to me.

 

pkulk

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hi

i need just two fans for a new system i am trying to build (first timer :eek:). i will end up buying the minimum 3 (for $10) and might not get 2 80mm that i need. would anyone be interested in selling me 2 80mm fans out of the so many you all are buying?

PM me or email me.

TIA.
 

gu3

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I've bought over 20 of these "fanarama" case fans,
and although they are good quality, at least
half have quite short lead wires--too short to
even connect to the MB, if one unwisely chose
to do so. So, unlike standard $4-6 fans which
come with 4-pin plugs, using these a person must
calculate the cost of extensions, and adapters
before marveling at the $1.00 bargain.
Any suggestions to bargains on the wiring would
be appreciated, thanks.
 

Wik

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I had some old socket 7 HSF that had the 4 wire plugs that no longer worked so I took them and soldered them onto the ends of my Fanorama fans and use heatshrink to cover the job. So my cost to convert would be a few pennys for the heatshrink.
 

popeye44

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I got in on this same deal only got one little tiny 80mm fan all the rest were 92mm and 120mm..
i like the 120 but i have absolutely NO WHERE to install it heheehe... maybe a blowhole when i get my sx1030 anyone needing 92mm and have 80mm i'd do a straight trade from california :)

BG seems to be a very good company.

offer subject to limited availability
not good in all areas coupon actual value 1/100th of a cent
must have 10 positive heatware evals or be subjected to ship first syndrome :)
 

NumberOne

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If the leads aren't long enough, then you might want to build a fanbus (or have one built). Here is a link to Cliff's Fanbus, a site which gives general info on how to build fanbus' as well as takes orders for ready-made ones.