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Re: PSA: Blow it out yer amps!Apparently Google is your friend, too. Why not share your incontrovertible proof? I'm willing to be proven wrong. Based on my understanding of physics - wrong as it may be - it seems that a few seconds of spinning at say 10X the normal speed relative to hundreds or thousands of hours at normal speed represents a tiny fraction of fan wear. Even if bearing wear during those few seconds is 10X per revolution due to the force of the air, vibration, etc., that's still a small number.
Re: PSA: Blow it out yer amps!
Apparently Google is your friend, too. Why not share your incontrovertible proof? I'm willing to be proven wrong. Based on my understanding of physics - wrong as it may be - it seems that a few seconds of spinning at say 10X the normal speed relative to hundreds or thousands of hours at normal speed represents a tiny fraction of fan wear. Even if bearing wear during those few seconds is 10X per revolution due to the force of the air, vibration, etc., that's still a small number.
