electric fan, tarus fan, fan, tech

[Mean_Green]

fisrt pic to come up in google images

check my build on wiring it to your fan... i think i have pics of what i did since it is awkward to wire

[kidwired]

my DC controller works awesome and no problems with my order.

[4xflyin]

Diode Connection:

I would say post 106 has the diode mounted correctly. If it was mounted the other way it would let hot go straight to ground!!!

[Hackfabricaton]

Originally Posted by kidwired

my DC controller works awesome and no problems with my order.

OOOOOOHHHHH....Lucky you. PM me I'll tell you why....

[FoghornLeghorn]

Originally Posted by kidwired

my DC controller works awesome and no problems with my order.

Same here. I've been running one for at least 3 years without a problem. I have the larger amperage controller (60amp??).

If you can get ahold of DC and wait long enough for the product, it is worth it.

[rock-rod]

6+ months is too long to wait for ANYTHING.....no matter how 'cool' it is.

[FoghornLeghorn]

Originally Posted by rock-rod

6+ months is too long to wait for ANYTHING.....no matter how 'cool' it is.

Back when I ordered mine it only took 4-weeks to receive. Prior to it I had a cheaper controller that was prone to failure. Forced me to develop the habit of occasionally checking the temperature gauge to make sure everything was okay.

Since replacing those I haven't had a problem with overheating. I can actually drive without keeping an eye on my gauges. I didn't buy my controller for the cool, but the worry-free driving temperature cool.

Sounds as if your experience is more recent and contrary to mine, but I just wanted to point out that not all experiences have been bad.

[BossBuilt]

What thermostat probes are you guy's using?
I don't like shoving the probe in the fins of the radiator and would like a switch coming off a water jacket or thermostat housing.Are there any doner switches out there?I would need a simple non adjustable 170* one wire switch.

[FoghornLeghorn]

Originally Posted by BossBuilt

What thermostat probes are you guy's using?
I don't like shoving the probe in the fins of the radiator and would like a switch coming off a water jacket or thermostat housing.Are there any doner switches out there?I would need a simple non adjustable 170* one wire switch.

On my DC controller I am using the supplied probe that does get inserted in between the fins. I'm not concerned about a leak after seeing the probe first hand.

Prior to that I had a t-fitting screwed in at the factory sensor with a second sensor from Derale attached into it.

[huntmaster86]

Any update on dccontrollers? Does anyone have a phone number for them?

[FoghornLeghorn]

Originally Posted by huntmaster86

Any update on dccontrollers? Does anyone have a phone number for them?

(408) 379 - 8951

I have been running one of his controllers for the last six years. Been very pleased with it.