Questions about power for overnighting
I tried the search feature, but I didn't find what I am looking for. My wife and I travel with a 5er and we do not have a generator, so overnighting on a parking lot in hot weather is not an option f...
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When it is hot my wife uses a couple of fans around the house. She also uses them when traveling or out to her Monday and Friday Sew group. She really like the breeze. I purchased her a smallish dry cell powered fan for some special day, she has worn the hinge out and so I found the new and improved version at West Marine. They are not cheep but they speed control and very portable.
Pardon me for a minute while I run out and get my catalog from the garage.
Got it, it is a Canadian made fan and very portable. No name on the one of hers I can find but the West Marine #'s are 1844851 for the $27.00 white one and #4543641 for the 199.99 black model. The fans are 5.25X5.25X2.5 folded and use four "D" cells which I have to replace about once a year. WM says 300 hours on a set of batteries.
The fan with the batteries is heavy and very stable sitting on the dashboard of our rig.
The name is feruno or something like that, I verify and post later.
Okay it's later, the MFG. is Caframo, the Fan is the Mini Max #748.
Pardon me for a minute while I run out and get my catalog from the garage.
Got it, it is a Canadian made fan and very portable. No name on the one of hers I can find but the West Marine #'s are 1844851 for the $27.00 white one and #4543641 for the 199.99 black model. The fans are 5.25X5.25X2.5 folded and use four "D" cells which I have to replace about once a year. WM says 300 hours on a set of batteries.
The fan with the batteries is heavy and very stable sitting on the dashboard of our rig.
The name is feruno or something like that, I verify and post later.
Okay it's later, the MFG. is Caframo, the Fan is the Mini Max #748.
