Custom Cooling Kit for Bobcat 300 Helium Hotspot Miner USB Powered Fan Filter For Sale

Custom Cooling Kit for Bobcat 300 Helium Hotspot Miner USB Powered Fan Filter
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Custom Cooling Kit for Bobcat 300 Helium Hotspot Miner USB Powered Fan Filter:
$39.95

Custom Cooling Kit for Bobcat 300 Helium Hotspot Miner USB Powered Fan With Dust Filter HNT
Does not come with the on/off switch as pictured on the USB cable, due to supply constraints the kit currently ships with a direct to USB cable.
  • 15-20C lower operating temperatures on average (your results may vary)
  • Ships fully assembled. To install on your device, simply remove the four T9 Torx screws to take off the Bobcat 300 lid piece and replace it by screwing in the fully assembled cooling kit.
  • Low Speed (800-900RPM) Silent cooling from a 120mm Arctic fan powered by 5V USB
  • The custom Bobcat 300 frame/lid piece is made out of PETG and can withstand temperatures of up to 230F before any warping occurs
  • The total cable length from the fan to the end of the adapter is ~26\"

Listing includes:
  • 1x Custom PETG 3D Printed Bobcat 300 Frame/Lid with 120mm Fan Mount
  • 1x Arctic 120mm Fan
  • 1x 3-pin/4-pin fan cable to 5V USB port adapter (Requires your own USB power supply)
  • 1x Custom 3D Printed Hex Design Fan Grill for 120mm Fan
  • 1x Mesh Dust Filter
  • 8x Computer Fan Screws

The listing does NOT include the Bobcat 300 Hotspot Miner.
Not intended for use outdoors.


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