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J.C. Hassall wrote:

I went back to Fry's and found another type with the three
wires that was cheaper. $11.99. It is probably a brush
type motor but who cares. It rotates quite fast if you
blow on it. It is also smaller than the first one I found
at two inches square and 25/64ths thick. It too has a ball
bearings. The curved side of the blades goes towards
the source of the air flow.

The model number is PL50D12M
The outside of the box there was a sticker on it
with these numbers.
PLU# 2562611
PA-K6B-02B

Apparently I missed the first part of this thread.  Could someone please
post the source for the airflow sensor?  Preferably a Web site.

Tnx

--Jim

Fry's Electronics. 
ARIZONA STORE: 2300 W. Baseline Rd. Tempe, AZ 85283 
CALIFORNIA STORES: 3370 E. La Palma Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92805 (714)688-3000 
Burbank, CA. 2311 N. Hollywood Way. (818) 526-8100. 
Woodland Hills, CA. 6100 Canoga Ave. (818) 227-1018. 

Actually just about any computer store should have CPU cooler fans.
Look for three wires. A black a red and a yellow. The yellow
puts out a pulse once per rev. Do you need all the earlier messages?
(I should make you buy the CD :-))

Paul Lamar
 
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