new fantastic fan

Not an FF just a standard Bathroom fan but....
I remember when I was last in Lost Wages..
Couple flew in and was picked up by the RV dealer
Handed the keys to a brand new (Sticker in the window) Class C
(I had to help the owner get in cause he did not know which key went to which lock on the door. Tri-mark, same latch I had but different key codes).

Well they went to Sam's town for dinner. tried to park in the structure (There was clearance but the pipe and chain hung lower) The pipe slipped in under the Winegard "Flying Saucer" style antenna. Ripped it off, Flew up on the resulting launch ramp and came down on top of the bathroom vent.

They returned to the campground with a whole bunch of brand new DUCT TAPE on the roof.

I just replaced a used one time fantastic fan on my trailer. It was so noisy and moved very little air.

I installed a new MaxxAir fan and so glad I did.

I was disappointed when all three of my fans were MaxxAir instead of Fantastic on my custom ordered DRV. I will say they have been great with 7 years of full time use!!!

I bought a Fantastic Endless Breeze fan. At home it rumbled. I contacted the company. They sent a replacement that was an obviously used fan. That fan squeals. I have hope that I can find 120 volt EB Pabst fans (multiple) to jam inside the Endless Breeze case. For continuous use, nothing beats ball bearings and brushless motors. But i am done with Fantastic products.

i will never buy another ff, i put one in my rv last summer and it has always been noisy, i have an other old one origional that came with my 2005 dolphin and it is the quietnes you always expected from ff.

ADAD437 wrote:
i will never buy another ff, i put one in my rv last summer and it has always been noisy,

Ditto.

I have a Fantastic Fan in the cabover area (bed) of my truck camper. It's loud. IO don't use it.

I replaced the bathroom vent fan with a Maxxfan Deluxe and it's much quieter. I bought the 10 speed model.

I just got the new fan motor. I tested it before installation. It seems much quieter. Hope I can install it today. I will record the fan noise before swap out and after to compare.

The replacement motor is a bit less noisy, but not as quiet as the 25 year old one. I wish I could use the old motor in the new housing, but it is too tall.

IIRC, the old Fantastic motors drew quite a bit of battery current, even on the lowest speed.

The 10-speed MaxxAir is surprisingly efficient - Draws less than 0.3 amps at the 30% speed setting.