Lookin for a baybus

[Milenko]

Anyone know of any good ones out there? I need to power three fans and a neon light, so I need at least four switches.

I'd also be interested in building one if they aren't a big pain to assemble.

I see pcmods.com has one for $20. Sounds like a deal to me. Any input?

[Outcoded]

You just need 4 switches right? Go down to Radio Shack or wherever, buy 4 switches and put them in anold drive bay cover. Adding variable resistors to slow fans and status LED's ain't a lot more difficult.

[Milenko]

I'd like them to be high-low-off, that's what I'm not sure about.

Just add a resistor to the low position or what?

[Fierce]

[quote]Originally posted by Milenko:
<strong>I'd like them to be high-low-off, that's what I'm not sure about.
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<a href="http://www.sidewindercomputers.com" target="_blank">www.sidewindercomputers.com</a> has fans with adustable speed, and a grill for $11.00 (80mm), or you can get a rocker switch, (3 way switch) for the settings you want. A couple of suggestions.

[ephmynus]

I would definately recommend going with the one from PCMODS.com as it is really hard to build a baybus such as that for under $20. Once you figure in wiring, switches, leds, resistors and the time spent it's a really good deal to just buy it. Also, if you are interested in making your own, virtual-hideout.net has a good tutorial at the link below.

7V/Off/12V

<a href="http://www.virtual-hideout.net/guides/7v_12v_baybus/index.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.virtual-hideout.net/guides/7v_12v_baybus/index.shtml</a>

5V/Off/12V

<a href="http://www.virtual-hideout.net/guides/5v_12v_baybus/index.shtml" target="_blank">http://www.virtual-hideout.net/guides/5v_12v_baybus/index.shtml</a>