Heat Output of HDTV Wonder?

I've built an SFF (small form factor) PC using an Antec Aria case. The
case is not well-ventilated and runs pretty darn hot.

I wanted to add an HDTV Wonder to this PC, but now I'm not sure that it
is a good idea. Anybody know how much heat the HDTV Wonder puts out?

Thanks,

Stan

HW details: Athlon 2400, mATX motherboard with 9600Pro, a Firewire Card
and a PVR-150 analog tuner. Running Windows Media Center 2005.

I've gotten some good modding ideas for this case, but I still feel like
I might be trying to cram too much in a small box.

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 > I've built an SFF (small form factor) PC using an Antec Aria case. The
 > case is not well-ventilated and runs pretty darn hot.
 >
 > I wanted to add an HDTV Wonder to this PC, but now I'm not sure that it
 > is a good idea. Anybody know how much heat the HDTV Wonder puts out?
 >
 > Thanks,
 >
 > Stan
 >
 > HW details: Athlon 2400, mATX motherboard with 9600Pro, a Firewire Card
 > and a PVR-150 analog tuner. Running Windows Media Center 2005.
 >
 > I've gotten some good modding ideas for this case, but I still feel like
 > I might be trying to cram too much in a small box.

The HDTV Wonder doesn't have any heatsinks and receivers tend to be low
power but I've never seen it mentioned. I don't know if others have done
this but I added a second drive on the secondary IDE channel so the capture
is separated from O/S activity. This eliminated stuttering I got with using
just one drive. If you needed to do this and don't already have a second HD
this would add heat and power consumption.

With 2HDs and a DVD burner your system would be similar to mine powerwise. I
guesstimated it would need a 300watt PS minimum so installed a 350W unit in
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