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B-17 Pc
I play Battlefield 1942, and I love the sound of the B-17 engine. Would it be possible to find fans that will make a similar noise?
Instead of annoying me, the sound of rushing air helps me relax and want to sleep.
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Highly doubt its possible with a case fan, though i have some A/C fans that make pretty cool sounds while there spinning up.
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Yeah... I am guessing I would need some large @$$ fans.
A bunch of small fans would sound more like a jet wouldn't it? |
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Wrench Bender
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Could try RC airplane props and connect them to an electric motor or fan.
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Now that I think of it, the only real difference is the shape of the fan blade.
Last edited by Hitokiri; 11-08-2005 at 07:28 PM. |
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Techphile.
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This is what you are going to need to reproduce the sound: http://flickr.com/photos/brraveheart.../in/set-60535/ ...LOL Yes, nothing else sounds like it and I don't think the neighbors would appreciate it.
The sound is more a factor of the size of the prop and that the B-17 was a radial engine. Radial engines have a very distinct sound which is the sound that you are probably looking for. I would look for a .wav file of the sound of the engine and propeller. Your not going to reproduce that beautiful sound with computer fans. By the way, I love the sound of the old warbirds at airshows. There is nothing that sounds better than a low altitude pass by an old 4 radial engine bomber.
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