"Silent and Deadly" Tsunami by Thermaltake

NoizEnvader · Post by **NoizEnvader** » Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:21 am

Thanks.

Bill Owen · Post by **Bill Owen** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 4:12 am

theyangster wrote:he does (as of now used to SOLD out)
http://www.mnpctech.com/SonexWilltec.html for $8 a sheet
but each sheet is 24 x 15 is 360" square

Sonex Willtec back in stock by this time next week.

I buy it directly from illbruck's manufacturing plant in Minneapolis and haven't had a moment to get over there. I've scheduled a pick-up this Friday

My store page will change back to the White colored version shown here.

I'm dropping the Sonex Mini (grey foam) and going back to Willtec version because of its better Class 1 fire rating.

After Loyd Case's review of my VA3000 mod package extremetech I had to use all of my store inventory of Willtec in customer cases.

azraeltecat · Post by **azraeltecat** » Tue Jan 10, 2006 6:53 am

The white does look better.

Bill Owen · Post by **Bill Owen** » Mon Nov 20, 2006 3:47 am

I walk you through the steps in how I modified another Thermaltake Tsunami VA3000 for resale.

20 mins. Posted on YouTube

TOOLS USED IN SEQUENCE

Box Opener.
Open bottom of case retail box, flip over and pull off.

14.4V Cordless Drill with Philips head.
Remove case panel screws.

Tin Snips.
Remove portion of factory grill for knock-out punch.

Greenlee Knockout Punch. Greenlee part # 730EBB-120 here
Last time I inquired, the Greenlee retailed for $450 + cost of 19" long 3/4" socket wrench with 2" socket.

Roper Whitney Hand Punch No. 5 Jr. Kit. here
Contains the No. 5 Jr. tool in a hard plastic case with the following punces and dies: 3/32, 1/8, 5/32, 3/16, 7/32, 1/4, & 9/32.

Micro Flat Head Screwdriver.
Installation of anti-vibration grommets for cooling fans.

3M Super 77 Adhesive Spray.
Installation of Sonex Willtec Acoustical Foam.

Dremel with re-inforced cut-off wheel. (Use with Safety Glasses)
Make notches in side panel to clear 10/24 pan head screws for exhaust fan.

kater · Post by **kater** » Mon Nov 20, 2006 5:37 am

i always liked skulls, and tho my teenage heavy metal / hardcore / headbanging

years are long gone, i still feel atracted to such anatomical details - nice job!

btw - is it a revoltec 3,5' controller? sure looks good, but... does the pwm work ok for you? i mean, your fans are compatible with it?

Bill Owen · Post by **Bill Owen** » Sat Nov 25, 2006 6:03 am

Thank you, the mural was done by our airbrush artist, lin anderson

kater wrote:
btw - is it a revoltec 3,5' controller? sure looks good, but... does the pwm work ok for you? i mean, your fans are compatible with it?

I use the Mitron Noise Isolator VR Fan Speed Controller 3.5"

Works great. Yes, they are compatible.

I've never RMAed a single unit in the 3 years I've been installing them.

skudmunky · Post by **skudmunky** » Sat Dec 02, 2006 12:55 pm

Gotta ask where you got that fan controller and how much was it. If it actually fits inside the front door of the Tt Tsunami than I want one, its really hard finding a controller to fit inside the door.

Sick looking case, I still need to dremel out the restrictive fan grills on my Tsunami. That'd mean taking my system down for a day or to though.

Bill Owen · Post by **Bill Owen** » Fri Dec 08, 2006 7:58 pm

Performance-Pcs carries the 3.5 Mitron Controllers

skudmunky · Post by **skudmunky** » Sat Dec 09, 2006 6:43 pm

Bill Owen wrote:Performance-Pcs carries the 3.5 Mitron Controllers

thanks, I couldn't find it as a stand-alone product at the mnpctech site.

Bill Owen · Post by **Bill Owen** » Wed Dec 13, 2006 4:34 am

Well, if you really like skulls, work has commenced again on Psychosis now that we're settled into our new workshop.

Work can finally commence again now that we're all settled into our new workshop.

I started my worklog in our Workshop Forum