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![]() I would assume they are wired in parallel? Normally fans have a red and black wire. red goes to + and black goes to -. If you hook it up wrong it will just go on reverse direction if i am not mistaken. Any ac adapter higher than 0.42 amps should work just as long as it is 12 volts
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![]() Based on how this thread is going so far, I think it might be a good idea if you do this with someone on hand that has some experience with electricity. It's a little dicey trying to provide safe advice regarding the hookup of this nature without some photos & more details on how this rig looks at the moment, even if it is a low voltage DC job. Electrical tape is not the best way to connect wiring.
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![]() For sure. It really needs to be soldered. If you're not handy with that type of stuff, you may want to ask around.
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![]() Mar connectors are also very safe.. I've used them on all my fan wiring jobs.
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![]() Even easier!
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