You not notice anything else
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No mate. You’ve done a mint job. It looks like a k&n air filter 
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Cheers bud
Look at 2nd pic 
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dickhead. Does your mam know what you’ve been doing with her tights? 
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15 hours later hahaha
Got them from Walmart haha
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Does that get wired to the driver and to the fan?
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Both the cob driver and fan driver run off a single AC source. So parallel the drivers to AC
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I often go a size or 2 up cos the larger volume ducting causes less resistance and it can help reduce noise.
The fast roaring jet of air from a 4" RVK becomes a slower moving and quieter stream inside a larger diameter duct pipe but the volume of air passing through is actually increased because of the reduced friction.
This is the theory anyway 
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Sound’s good enough to me
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Can you send me a link for one of them please mate
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Company in burnley mate. They’re pretty good
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Cheers mate .
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Why does it need a seperate driver though if it’s running on the same circuit. Does it limit the current to the fan or something?
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Because a fan runs on 12v and a cluo38 runs on 36v. But both drivers run via 240v so the parallel to AC is the way mate
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I’ll help him out don’t worry 
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It’s only 2.5 amp mate
Screw fix and toolstation sell led drivers you could use
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I’ve got some mate I was just wondering cos I’ve a few of them powerpacks just noticed the output nd thought it might work.
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It’s 2.5amp on the input side. It’s 14.2amp output @12v DC. You may be able to use that to power some 12v DC strip lights. (The type you cut to length and match the power) but most cobs run @36v and solstrips run @24v (unless it’s x3’s they’re also 36v) so basically for our purposes not much cop unless you wanna break the mould and try something new
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