I am designing an amplifier that I think I will build with 6 channels but could potentially have 8 channels. I want to use a large slowly turning fan to cool the heatsinks as well to have more power dissipation and was wondering if I'd be able to use this case with something like this fan somehow.
Dissipante 5U – diyAudio Store (BETA)
http://www.amazon.com/Be-Quiet-1500RPM-50-5CFM-16-5DBA/dp/B00AKO16BS
As its also not rated on here I was wondering what kind of power dissipation that case would give me without fans and also if there's an intuitive way to see how fans and the CFL would translate to power dissipation on the heatsinks. Also my goal with the fan is to have a large enough fan spinning slow enough to effectively cool the amp while still having it be inaudible in a dead silent room and that fan is rated down to 15 dBa which is pretty inaudible at least to my knowledge.
Dissipante 5U – diyAudio Store (BETA)
http://www.amazon.com/Be-Quiet-1500RPM-50-5CFM-16-5DBA/dp/B00AKO16BS
As its also not rated on here I was wondering what kind of power dissipation that case would give me without fans and also if there's an intuitive way to see how fans and the CFL would translate to power dissipation on the heatsinks. Also my goal with the fan is to have a large enough fan spinning slow enough to effectively cool the amp while still having it be inaudible in a dead silent room and that fan is rated down to 15 dBa which is pretty inaudible at least to my knowledge.