[CUBE] Installed Fan in my cube

[Richard Rodman]

I don't know what that connector is, but there are lots of docs 
available.

BTW I don't think the Airport card slot is a completely standard PCMCIA 
slot.  At least I've never been told that other cards could be used in 
it.  In Apple Powerbooks there is an Airport slot and a PCMCIA slot, 
and you're not supposed to put the Airport card in the PCMCIA slot.  
That being said, I have heard other folks say that the Airport card is 
a regular PCMCIA card.  Apple doesn't actually make anything anymore; 
the Airport card is a card made by a third-party vendor who also sells 
it under their own name, I think.

After all of that, accessing the PCMCIA slot under Virtual PC with some 
kind of virtualized drivers sounds like an even more dubious 
proposition.  You'll have to contact the vendors of Virtual PC and see 
if they support virtualized access to PCMCIA on any of the Apple 
computers; I rather doubt it.

On Saturday, January 4, 2003, at 07:53 PM, Richard Clark wrote:

> a little off topic but thought i'd ask some of the experts here when i 
> pulled apart my cube i saw a connector that i have never seen before 
> it was beside the ram memory banks it is a white two pin connector 
> that says J2 anybody know what it is before i go doing experiments and 
> fry my cube.
> On Sunday, Jan 5, 2003, at 01:40 Europe/Rome, phoenix wrote:
>
>> From: "Richard Clark" <mawgadog at tin.it>
>>
>>> hello everyone just wanted to let you know about my latest
>>> project i installed a fan just like in other posts but i added
>>> a switch underneath the cube to turn it off if i want to my
>>> next two projects are to add white or blue Led's to the
>>> platform underneath so the cube
>>
>>         Ok, neither a particularly simple or necessarily inexpensive
>> proposition, but... has anyone out there decided against both 
>> convection and
>> fan-force, and hooked up some kind of liquid cooling on the Cube?
>>
>>         I've seen enough car audio systems do this to displace heat, 
>> so I
>> thought I'd ask.
>>
>> /phoenix
>>
>>
>>
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