Fan rheostats in floppy bay?

[evulish]

Ok. I just got a nice new case. It has two floppy bays, neither of which I'll be using. I've seen all sorts of Rheobays for 5.25" bays...but are there any for floppy bays? I'd really like to keep this as small as possible and not use up a 5.25" bay. A 4-fan controller would be excellent. Anyone know where to get one of these? Or are they easy to make?

[agathodaimon]

here you go!

http://www.extremealterations.com/pr...roducts_id=308

If this isn't really what you're looking for, I found quite a few things by doing a search on google.com for 3.5" rheobus.

[agathodaimon]

here's the same one from Directron.com

http://store.yahoo.com/directron/nxp205.html

[evulish]

Oh wow. Thanks. I did a google search but for floppy rheobus and got some weird results. Find any in silver?

[agathodaimon]

yeah, on Directron.com, you are able to choose which color you want.
As you add it to the cart, it gives you the option.

BTW, I've ordered from them before and they do a good job.

[evulish]

Ooh.. I found silver ones on the Extreme Alteration site. And yeah, I've ordered from Directron before. Thanks!

[agathodaimon]

oh, I just noticed that the one on extremealterations is a Sunbeam brand and the one on Directron is a Vantec... Don't know which is better though.

Are you sure you don't want THIS ONE? hehe

http://www.extremealterations.com/pr...roducts_id=319

[evulish]

Haha. I could charge my cellphone using my computer. Oh that sounds so useful :P And man...those blue lights are BRIGHT. Luckily, it matches my power LED. (Any idea if it's just a quick solder to replace the green LED's in keyboards? )

[agathodaimon]

hmm... don't know. Haven't tried yet.

I do have a red HD light and a green Power light on the front of my case that I want to swap out for blue ones... But I'm not sure how to go about it... I pulled the front panel off and there was this silicon crap glopped all over the lights, so I couldn't even see how they were attached.

[evulish]

Silicon crap? Mine were just hot-glued in (Used a craft knife and a leatherman and yanked the thing out, replaced the LED, and hotglued it back in) But what I want to change are the Numlock, Capslock, and Scroll-lock LED's (along with the ones inside my monitor...but I think I'll ruin my keyboard before my monitor ) Then I may change the red LED to blue in my mouse.