https://pinmonk.com/ Get them from his website.

LTG : )

Terry's sale for Expo was super-hot, especially on more expensive items, so he blew through the GnR Tibetan Breeze kits fast with the lowest price anywhere. He's back in stock now with more Tibetan Breeze kits and Airball Shields for GnR.

I'm pretty conservative and very choosy on pinball mods I personally buy, so this warms my heart. Easily the most consequential mod I have done because it actually changes how well the pins play over time. And, I hope the results of my testing with revelations like how Stern is managing flipper hold temps better than anyone else with Spike hardware that can do finer-resolution duty cycles will change how JJP, Spooky, and Multimorphic do their hardware in the future so they can get competitive in that area with future hardware releases that manage temps better.

Thanks Lloyd.

Pinmonk rocks!! Funny,I posted some time ago about how Pinmonks flipper fans really work GOOD!!! Keep up

I agree! Installed on my Stranger Things Premium, and the fans made a huge difference! Super easy to install as well.

Installed them on my AIQ Premium. Before the fans, after about an hour of play, the Captain Marvel ramp was much tougher to make. After installing the fans, I can't tell the difference between the first game and after hours of play. They definitely make a difference on games that exhibit fade or have big ramp shots.

Well i will ask a friend to make me those stands in 3D so i can print at home. The price you pay for his 3D printed ventilation stands is way way overpriced. I have a 3D printer, those stands will cost 1 euro to print each. and the silent fans cost around 17euros each.
It's completly overpriced those fan kits.

Are original ideas and designs worth nothing? Sometimes, having a plug and play solution is great, and some people want to DIY it. There's nothing wrong with either path. I've seen this with my backlit frames. Some want the best plug and play solution and some would rather have a project and save some money. Props to PinMonk for coming out with a cool product.

Good pun LOL

It's great that you have the DIY spirit and ability, but you're uninformed about what I sell. A buyer is not just getting fans, they're getting fans, custom wiring harnesses (multiple, and sometimes additional hardware, depending on machine) and detailed, custom hand-illustrated instructions. I also test the pins and publish charts to show which will benefit from them and which you don't need to bother with. Exactly zero people were doing this before me. It also didn't seem to be known that Stern had pioneered better tech in Spike for the duty cycle on coils so their hold temps were better than literally everyone else, until I had substantial comparison testing in the bag to prove it. Now we know why it's better (microsecond resolution on the duty cycles) and you can probably expect their competition at JJP, CGR, Spooky, AP, etc to make those same advances when they release new hardware that can support it.

Many people that aren't you just want an all-in one solution where everything is included and easy. That's what the Tibetan Breeze kits are, and there's a significant amount of people that enjoy that option. It doesn't prohibit you from DIYing it for your machine, though. I don't know why you would think it does.

It's overpriced, point.
Then, everyone is free to do what they want, if they want to buy i think is great for them and for you. I didn't said you where stealing or scamming, just said it's overpriced, and it is of course, specially the kit with the 3 fans.
But sure that will help people and if they are willing to pay everyone benefits from it. What i said was not an insult or hate, was just a fact, and nothing personal i don't know you and i don't judge you, i judge the price that is sold.
For the one saying " and what about the original ideas and design?" Well, he didn't invented the powder... Adding fans to a piece to make it less hot is not that an original idea...
Some weeks ago i bought some new coin doors, and they didn't came with the metal part that turns on/off the coin door switch. I created a 3D piece to solve the problem, i spent some hours on it and i posted the file for free in a facebook pinball group. The same, i didn't invented the powder.
( my initial comment was just about the fact it's overpriced , just that, i will not comment again, you can tell what you want am ok with it )

I guess it might be perspective, it may be overpriced for you but I have pinmonk fans on two of my pins that were experiencing flipper fade and will gladly purchase more sets for any of my machines that need it. It’s a great product and I find it worth the price.

With all due respect I've been putting fans on my flippers to fight fatigue for years long before I heard of you and it cost me around $5-10 a pinball I use a little bracket from Ace and attach it through the EOS switch brackets and a little inline fuse to wherever I find 12v, while your product is no doubt extremely professional it is also in my opinion, from where I sit, laughably overpriced. I would guess your packaging cost more than the material? Kudos to you for getting that pinside mod money.

Edit- I realize you are referring to selling them as a mod- and I think that's respectable

I was talking about testing all available machines for temperatures, publishing temp results across multiple machines for the community, and uncovering details like Stern's microsecond duty cycles to manage hold temps better than the competition. None of that was being done, all of it beneficial to the community.

70k hours MTBF on the fans. That's 8 years of 24/7 operation. You have nothing to worry about on the fan reliability front. Sunon is one of the best fan manufacturers out there.

I have been working on a thermal switch option for them, but seeing how it's gone for JJP has given me pause. The thermal switch they use for their magnet has a high failure rate and it's very similar to the one I've been experimenting with...

That said, I haven't been resting on my laurels. I've also been pursuing other ways to quiet the fans without losing any airflow (because games like JJP and Spooky machines need max airflow). There are 3 main versions of the fans/bracket combos. The middle version is louder than the first and current ones, but unfortunately I didn't mark them to tell them apart because I didn't realize I'd be iterating them (if you have screws in back and nuts in front of the bracket, you have the first or middle version. The current version has no screws). I think you should be able to barely hear the middle version with the machine all closed up, and not hear it at all with the game running, but I don't know how quiet your room is. The current "karma glide" floating version that I'm shipping shouldn't be audible unless you have the glass off/coin door open. I just put one in RUSH LE the other day and I can't hear it at all with the machine closed up.