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Okay, story time:
So a couple of years ago, like 5+ years, my dad made a large insulated case for two portable generators and a lot of times he'd use "small-scale" supplies instead of larger amounts like spray paint instead of a bucket of paint or PC fans for intake and exhaust, until I suggested slapping in a small commercial HVAC fan and it helped a lot with pulling in air through the noise muffling maze and keeping up with the generator air demand.
Something I've wanted to try since then, if I ever do a custom build, was to make an external cooling unit that just cools with a commercial level amount of mass flow rate.
So a couple of years ago, like 5+ years, my dad made a large insulated case for two portable generators and a lot of times he'd use "small-scale" supplies instead of larger amounts like spray paint instead of a bucket of paint or PC fans for intake and exhaust, until I suggested slapping in a small commercial HVAC fan and it helped a lot with pulling in air through the noise muffling maze and keeping up with the generator air demand.
Something I've wanted to try since then, if I ever do a custom build, was to make an external cooling unit that just cools with a commercial level amount of mass flow rate.
Okay, story time:
So a couple of years ago, like 5+ years, my dad made a large insulated case for two portable generators and a lot of times he'd use "small-scale" supplies instead of larger amounts like spray paint instead of a bucket of paint or PC fans for intake and exhaust, until I suggested slapping in a small commercial HVAC fan and it helped a lot with pulling in air through the noise muffling maze and keeping up with the generator air demand.
Something I've wanted to try since then, if I ever do a custom build, was to make an external cooling unit that just cools with a commercial level amount of mass flow rate.
