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Lonestar Cyclone - 21 Cooling Fan FAA PMA
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The Cyclone-21 is a compact (3 x 3 x 1") aircraft electronics cooling fan that delivers 21 cubic feet per minute of forced air cooling to a variety of avionics equipment Brochure Download document Instructions Download document Mechanical Drawing Download document |
Reviews
Works great!!!
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Lonestar 3 Port Cooling Fan 12V FAA/PMA
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Lonestar 3 Port Cooling Fan 24V FAA/PMA
Good product, for this application it was a direct replacement and modifications need. This is the replacement fan assembly for the old Troll Systems model of FN200-28V
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Lonestar 3 Port Cooling Fan 24V FAA/PMA
Purchased with hose for additional cooling to a Garmin 430 and an Ipad docking station. Silverhawk Aviation here at KLNK installed both and did a great job. After installing on first flight I could tell the Ipad didnt get as hot as before. So far it seems to be working as advertised - *****
Easy to install - I love how they cap off 2 ports. I have only 2 tubes and I was planning to source a cap for the unused 3rd port and when I opened the box and saw the caps, I was quite happy I could skip this step. Fan is LOUD but thankfully my engine is louder. I only hear the fan if I switch on the avionics without the engine running. This thing moves a LOT of air!
great product
Seems more like a 2 port. The bottom port doesnt put out much air.
Its killing me that I had to spend $167. on this noisy little fan. Hey Lonestar, every installation is different, so why couldnt you design a fan that can be flipped, for those that need the suck to be coming from a different direction. I put 90 minutes into flipping the fan in the housing, drilling holes, adding wire strain relief, and cutting off the outlet port that prevented the whole assembly from closing tightly, so it would fit in my Grumman. Its a crappy plastic fan in a half metal frame...somebody made a lot of $$ on this I have no doubt..but hey...its PMAd, right? The zip ties that are supposedly for securing the hose to the connector dont work.
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Please note, Aircraft Spruce Canada's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce Canada assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.
There is no provision for filtering built in. We suppose a piece of rigid filter material could be taped over the intake on the side, but that install would be at your own risk and responsibility.
We do not have any data showing this is commonly used on a motorcycle.
No, this does not have noise suppression built in. A noise filter will be needed such as 11-08055 to eliminate the noise.