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bruce750i
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09.24.2008, 11:47 AM

I think they use something like this in those electric coolers for autos. Mine came with a 120v to 12vdc 5amp converter cable (PSU). I ripped it all out of the cooler years ago. On 7.2v it makes 38f at 2.5a.

Sub-zero temperatures can't be good for your magnets. IMO
   
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09.24.2008, 11:57 AM

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Sub-zero temperatures can't be good for your magnets. IMO
That is a valid point, because they will become more fragile at very low temperatures. It's already possible to shatter a magnet at 100+ deg. F.


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