Lenovo Explorer Airvent for air inside the goggle

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I'm sweating quite easily when I wear the Lenovo Explorer so I tried to design a little airduct that doesnt take too much space and redirects air through the little holes on the undersite of the headset. I could print it without any support - depends on your printer and it's bridging behaviour. I had to remove the little pads over the holes so the air can get through with the weak power of the fan. If you wan't to do that you have to peel it from the side, don't pull on the foam, you will easily rip that. The fan is a standard 40x40x10 5V fan and I'm powering it with 3x 1.5V AA Batteries in a little tray with a cable long enough to put the batteries in my pocket while playing. While I'm barely noticing the airflow inside the headset it keeps my face "cooler", it's a little bit like air conditioning in a car. Can't describe it... If the airflow is too strong so your eyes tear up try to get the voltage down until you can't feel it on your eyes. Any feedback would be appreciated!