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| Gear interested Joined: Sep 2005
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Thread Starter | Ways to cool my tape machine
I have an mci jh-24 and I'm trying to figure out how to keep it cool this summer while recording in my practice space. I've got no windows and no ac so I have to go in early in the morning or late at night. But it's still way too hot in there. Is there anything out there I can place next to the power supply to cool the machine? I was thinking of an open mini fridge. I can't really use a portable A/C unless I can figure out what to do with the exhaust. I've read you can send the exhaust to a insulated cooler and empty the water periodically. Does anyone make some sort heat sink/fan? It's probably a no win situation but I thought someone out there might have had a similar problem. The londen Broil |
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