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JimFromJersey
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Aug 20, 2013

Residential-type turbine attic fan --> to an RV?

Anyone ever thought of, used, or has seen an RV roof vent/fan styled like the turbine attic fans you put in house attics? I was just pondering on life and such, and thought that if you could mount a s...
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I_am_still_wayn
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Aug 21, 2013
JimFromJersey wrote:

BTW, the Lemango whirlybirds are guaranteed to 110mph winds, so it doesn't seem that 50 or 60mph down the road would be all that outlandish. And they're guaranteed forever... :)


I doubt they are designed to withstand 60+ MPH for hours and days on end. The occasional wind gust of 40 MPH and the once or twice in a lifetime of 60+ MPH for sustained periods during a storm...maybe....but noy a lifetime of 60+ MPH!

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