The dryer exhaust hose would be excellent I think, you are avoiding sound
conduction down to the blower with the non metallic hose.
Also it would be a good idea to isolate the blower from the power supply
chassis with rubber pads for sound dampening.
The only thing left to consider is the noise from the exhaust air coming out
the blower. If it is going to be six feet away in the same room, probably
on the floor ? , there will still be exhaust air noise, but should be reduced
quite a bit. Maybe this is a dumb idea but if it is still too loud for you
liking,
you could use more of the exhaust hose over to he outside wall and go thru the
wall with a regular dryer vent. Just brainstorming.................
Bob
K6UJ
On Mar 20, 2012, at 12:48 PM, Mr Mike wrote:
> SLOOOOOOwwwllly workeing on a single gs-35b amp.
>
> I puchased a blower that is rated at 110 cfm @ .5" SP
>
> I am planning to make the HV p/s a seperate unit and am toying with the idea
> of remoting the blower as well, to reduce noise.
> In this design there would be a 3" diam flexible tube running from P//S
> blower cabinet to remote amp chassis, about 6 feet long.
>
> I know flexible exhaust pipe would work, ants certainly tough enough, but has
> anyone any more aesthetically pleasing ideas?
>
> AC2Q
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