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</font><font COLOR="#000000" SIZE="3" FAMILY="SERIF" FACE="Calisto MT" LANG="0">In a message dated 3/6/01 9:26:16 PM Pacific Standard Time,
kenneth3@concentric.net writes:
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<blockquote TYPE="CITE" style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Manufacturer, part number, source, cost, etc. ?</blockquote>
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Hi all, So the real deal is I have been working on this fan thing off and on
for a while. I tried a 3" fan, sorta like one on the back of a processor,
placed over the air input by the passengers foot. It just did not improve air
flow enough. I was at NAPA in the boat department and I spotted this bilge
blower I'll post the manufacturer, part number, cost, etc?tomorow, I do
remember it was made by Atwood and cost about $28. You can hear it a little
inside the passengers compartment. I am going to wire it to its own switch so
I will have a two speed heater fan.
- OK for those wishing to maintain originality, if you want extra air add an
extra fan, add an additional stock fan you will probably experience a 60%
increase in air flow just stack it on top of your fan and take the time to
wire it inside the pipe. No one will know, no fan to see, no wire to see only
your warm toes will know. Tommy in Tampa - White 64 Snappy</font>
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</font><font COLOR="#000000" SIZE="3" FAMILY="SERIF" FACE="Calisto MT" LANG="0">In a message dated 3/6/01 9:26:16 PM Pacific Standard Time,
kenneth3@concentric.net writes:
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<blockquote TYPE="CITE" style="BORDER-LEFT: #0000ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Manufacturer, part number, source, cost, etc. ?</blockquote>
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Hi all, So the real deal is I have been working on this fan thing off and on
for a while. I tried a 3" fan, sorta like one on the back of a processor,
placed over the air input by the passengers foot. It just did not improve air
flow enough. I was at NAPA in the boat department and I spotted this bilge
blower I'll post the manufacturer, part number, cost, etc?tomorow, I do
remember it was made by Atwood and cost about $28. You can hear it a little
inside the passengers compartment. I am going to wire it to its own switch so
I will have a two speed heater fan.
- OK for those wishing to maintain originality, if you want extra air add an
extra fan, add an additional stock fan you will probably experience a 60%
increase in air flow just stack it on top of your fan and take the time to
wire it inside the pipe. No one will know, no fan to see, no wire to see only
your warm toes will know. Tommy in Tampa - White 64 Snappy</font>