Dec 6, 2009 #1 S SteveBox Newbie level 2 Joined Dec 6, 2009 Messages 2 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,281 Activity points 1,293 Wiring USB to a PS3 fan? Am I doing this right? I have black and red from the USB. But for the PS3 I have tan, grey, and black. I tried tan to red, black to black, but the fan did not spin. The fan is 12V DC and 2.65A. Is there anyone that can give me a little guidance with this? Help appreciated.
Wiring USB to a PS3 fan? Am I doing this right? I have black and red from the USB. But for the PS3 I have tan, grey, and black. I tried tan to red, black to black, but the fan did not spin. The fan is 12V DC and 2.65A. Is there anyone that can give me a little guidance with this? Help appreciated.
Dec 6, 2009 #2 nandhu015 Advanced Member level 5 Joined Feb 11, 2006 Messages 1,960 Helped 300 Reputation 600 Reaction score 222 Trophy points 1,353 Location India Activity points 9,926 Re: Wiring USB to a PS3 fan? Am I doing this right? Click to expand... No, possible you are going to fry your usb port. Because the usb power is 5V and max current is 500mA A 12v fan will run slowly in 5V supply but consumes more than the limits Nandhu
Re: Wiring USB to a PS3 fan? Am I doing this right? Click to expand... No, possible you are going to fry your usb port. Because the usb power is 5V and max current is 500mA A 12v fan will run slowly in 5V supply but consumes more than the limits Nandhu
Dec 6, 2009 #3 S SteveBox Newbie level 2 Joined Dec 6, 2009 Messages 2 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 1,281 Activity points 1,293 Wiring USB to a PS3 fan? Hmm, Is there anyway I could easily hardwire this then? Maybe a safe way to plug it into an outlet? I was planning on mounting the fan on my computer box for extra air flow.
Wiring USB to a PS3 fan? Hmm, Is there anyway I could easily hardwire this then? Maybe a safe way to plug it into an outlet? I was planning on mounting the fan on my computer box for extra air flow.