Sparked Innovations


  • Metallic fan with a logo on a black background Sparked Innovations Tiny Fannie Modular Mini Amplifier Cooling Fan for Tight Spaces

    Sparked Innovations Tiny Fannie Modular Mini Amplifier Cooling Fan for Tight Spaces

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    Description Tiny Fannie: The Mighty Mini Fan for Maximum Cooling Tiny Fannie is the ultimate solution for cooling your gear in tight spaces. This compact and powerful cooling fan is designed to fit into cramped areas where traditional fans just won't fit. Whether it's your amplifier, electronics, or any other heat-generating device, Tiny Fannie delivers the airflow you need to keep things cool. Comes with mounting screws, base, and Tiny Fannie Joint (for attaching Tiny Fannies together) Key Features: Compact Design: Fits into tight spaces with ease Powerful Performance: Efficiently evacuates heat Quiet Operation: Minimal noise disturbance Durable Construction: Machined from 6061 billet aluminum Weatherproof Motors: IP67 rated for outdoor and marine use Versatile Mounting: Works with GoPro and other action camera accessories Modular Design: Connect multiple Tiny Fannies with the optional Tiny Fannie Joint for endless configurations With its rugged build and versatile design, Tiny Fannie is the perfect choice for a wide range of applications, including: Audio Amplifiers: Keep your amps running cool and performing at their best Electronics: Protect sensitive components from overheating Powersports: Cool your equipment in harsh environments Marine: Withstand the elements and keep your marine electronics running smoothly Don't let heat be the limiting factor in your gear's performance. Choose Tiny Fannie and experience the power of small-scale cooling.

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    $39.99

Sparked Innovations actually started out in Ed Lester’s garage in Bala Cynwyd, PA during the summer of 2017… talk about humble beginnings, eh? In fact, his small living room and mini kitchen doubled as our inventory shelving and “production area” for packing goodie bags. Rich was still working a full-time job, so Ed was the guy machining parts, soldering boards, assembling housings, packing and shipping orders day after day. Rich would spend his evenings doing bookkeeping, website development, and sales/marketing. The two partners would meet on the weekends to discuss the previous week’s happenings and plan for next.

After 2.5 years of close quarters, limited space, fume inhalation from inadequate ventilation, and the general takeover of Ed’s domicile, we decided to take the leap and move into a larger space. We relocated 27 miles away to a vacant building in Colmar, PA with a leaky roof, a mouse problem, no heat, nor air conditioning that was contemporaneously up for sale, which meant we could be kicked out at any time. Here, we developed Fannie, redesigned Ohmie, and laid the groundwork for what would be formal work areas, designated stations, and standard operating procedures.

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