Can I use this for wake boards too?
1579546
Probably, they would be mounted in the same way, just farther apart (width of midsection) than if you used them for a snowboard. In theory yes it will probably work for a skimboard. Make sure to follow the directions though!
1579547
If the thinkness is a problem then just cut the rubber wedge so the board will fit.
1579548
No the "wedge" that grabs the board is to skinny for a wakeboard. I have tried. I wish they made a similar product for wakeboards.
1579549
there's only about 3/8 of an inch of clearance from the back to the front so I don't think so. I dont own a wake board, but from what ive seen they are way thicker than a snowboard
1579550
there's only about 3/8 of an inch of clearance from the back to the front so I don't think so.I dont own a wake board, but from what ive seen they are way thicker than a snowboard
156410
That is what I am using. works just fine. Although I do plan on getting the bigger board for more options later.
1573050
i wouldnt. my son purchased it and when he plugged it in the computer blew. it fried his mother board.
1913917
Probably not, unless you are going to draw large currents on the output. As you can see from the picture, it has 2 caps on the board, both 220uF, one on input, one on output. For reasonable loads (like 1/2amp or so) the 60Hz ripple probably won't show up on the output. In any case, if you do see output ripple, you can always add a cap afterwards. But I would try it without an extra cap first.
8080
Yes... to any 4-pin fan connector. I also happen to have this MoBo, I am using this adapter to energize 2 CPU cooler fans, and also a 3 to 1 adapter to energize a lot more :)
523155
You only need to drill a small hole and feed it through the wake Tower. Or I guess you could run the wire outside the wake tower down and then into the radio.
1350396
You should be able to do it. make sure the back of the case is lined up before trying to screw the board in. This is a normal issue.
1869452
I have used this on many smaller boards. 10"x7" was the largest and it worked more than fine. I do not think this would work for a full sized ATX board but I would call them to be sure. Their tech support is awesome.
1529584
It has the power to move the boat, my Jon boat loaded is about 600 lbs and this motor makes wake. Be aware it has a very short shaft so you'll want to make sure where you mount it is low enough.
18750
We have not mounted ours to anything but it does look like it can be mounted to different surfaces with optional accessories. It is a way cool speaker and my son wants to mount it to his wake board. Guess we will try that next summer.
1254452
You could probably do that although I wouldn't advise it. The heat build up is the problem and it might get a bit too hot unless you have a really good PWM and good heatsink.
2265179
Not sure.....if the mount is the same, it should. They work like a champ on a wakeboard. :-)
1088783
Yes, but you should not use a CPU fan connection. Use one of the other motherboard fan connections. There are usually three of these available to power case fans. Piggyback if you run out.
1039457
Yes you certainly can. Keep in mind the pwm means it has 4 pins. Double check to make sure you get the correct adapter for your needs, you can also get an extension cable (non Y) for fan's as well, they vary in length from a few inches to several feet. Hope this helps.
2167248
My 2 stands are used for marketing LED lightboards only. I'm not familiar with your needs.
468218
Yes you can as long as you got enough 4 pci3 pins and the psu has enough power. So if you have 2 of this cube. You need at least 650W psu.
798735
I had not tried that, but it would depend on your bios functionality to wake via usb and the software, if using windows, to program a particular button so that the remote's receiver can send the wakeup signal; I used this under linux, in a program called LNMCE using the LIRC module.