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Salut,

Quel ventilateurs(s?) me conseillez vous pour que la matière extrudé avec mon UMO sèche le plus rapidement possible ?

J'ai cru comprendre que le mieux était de mettre un (ou deux) ventilateur(s) radiale...

Je peut alimenté le ou les ventilateurs avec une source d'énergie autre que l'imprimante, ce n'est pas un problème.

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    Ma question était bête je verrai bien au fur et à mesure de mes essai.

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    Ma question était bête je verrai bien au fur et à mesure de mes essai.

    Pas de question bête ! Donc tu veux choquer du chocolat au dépot, c'est ça ?:)

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    C'est pas du chocolat :D vous verrez je vous en parlerai...

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    Nous attendons avec intérêt :)

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    Ton truc c'est du direct continu tu la pas en alternatif ?

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    hummmm...du 12 volt en alternatif...la je comprend pas :)

    Donc tu cherches un mini radial en 220 volt alternatif c'est ça ?

    Je regarde sur www.mars.com ou www.jupiter.com et avec une peu de chance....

    Désolé mais cela n’existe pas :)

    Edit après sarcasme :

    http://fr.aliexpress.com/item/85FLJ2-220V-30W-small-power-centrifuge-AC-Blower-Fan-Free-Shipping/1701838041.html

    milles excuses :)

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    ;)

    Par contre il a l'air plutôt imposant (colis de 20 par 20 cm),mais comparé à la taille du fil...je ne sais pas .

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    Dans détail de l'article tu as la taille 2 inch soit 5,08 cm.

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    a merde j'a du passé à coté merci !

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    Il serait sympa de coupler un fan centrif comme celui-ci avec un module peltier ( collé de dessus ) , histoire de voir si l'air en sortie a le temps de se refroidir...

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    Ça pourrait être pas mal en effet, j'essayerai d'essayé.;)

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    Un truc dans le style avec un module entre le fan et la plaque de liaison de la tête.

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    Mais un côté est chaud donc merdique comme positionnement, plus à l'extérieur alors.

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