running a pc fan outside of a case

[Jason Ross]

On Wed, 2008-08-20 at 15:00 -0700, Alex Dean wrote:
> Eric Cope wrote:
> > Outside of that, some solder, a wall wart, and a 4-5" PC fan would make 
> > a great air mover...
> > But given you lack of hardware knowledge, go with the above recommendations.
> 
> well, i do know how to solder.  just haven't done anything inside a pc 
> case since i was in highschool, and have never attempted to do anything 
> with a power supply.  but wiring a fan to a power brick i could do...
> 
> a wall wart is one of those bricks that take up all the space on the 
> power strip, right?
> 
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You could try some thing like this.

http://www.buyextras.com/usbpoweredfans.html?gclid=CNih-pi4nZUCFRg6awodf2Q3kg 

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