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Hi,
I am trying to design an electronics project, but I need help determining which circuit to buy or what electrical values to use. I will have a small 3 cm fan with a 7-8 cm fan also on the same circuit. There is a switch to provide 2 speeds and a small water pump to pump just 500 ml of water (I am making a customized evaporative cooler at home). I also want to be able to have these charge on a battery and be able to charge that battery with a micro USB just like phones. Can you help me please?
Thanks!
Evaporative Cooler Project
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Re: Evaporative Cooler Project
Hi TimeToLearn,
The Science Buddies "ask an expert" forum is for helping students in grades K-12 with their science projects. Can you help us understand the how this evaporative cooler will be used in the experiment and what questions / hypothesis you are trying to address?
Otherwise, please consider a google search for Arduino kit and reaching out to some of the support community for advice on what you are trying to build.
Best of Luck!
Willey
The Science Buddies "ask an expert" forum is for helping students in grades K-12 with their science projects. Can you help us understand the how this evaporative cooler will be used in the experiment and what questions / hypothesis you are trying to address?
Otherwise, please consider a google search for Arduino kit and reaching out to some of the support community for advice on what you are trying to build.
Best of Luck!
Willey