Hi
Does anybody have one of these in their van? My main blower is shot and today really felt the need for something (which is a good thing!).
Looking for a recommendation/ comments on whether they are any good or not...?
Cheers.
12v Oscillating Fan
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cleagarr
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12v Oscillating Fan
All I ask is for the chance to prove that money won't make me happy.
1989 Transporter 1.6TD original engine.
1989 Transporter 1.6TD original engine.
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Ian Hulley
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Re: 12v Oscillating Fan
We have a cheap and cheerful one that sticks via a suction cup to our CB radio and wafts oscillated coolness while on our summer jollies 
It goes away when we get home along with out 'toll fee tin' that's bluetacked to the dashboard.
Ian
It goes away when we get home along with out 'toll fee tin' that's bluetacked to the dashboard.Ian
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1989 2.1DJ Trampspotter
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Re: 12v Oscillating Fan
I thought about it years ago several times, but I decided that with both front door windows open and the fresh air set up correctly through the vents it wasn't necessary. Are all your air hoses connected up to the vents to face, windscreen and feet? Often these hoses work loose, so it's worth checking. Mine are connected so I've never needed to use the blower fan in Summer even in the serious heat in the South of France. I also open up the side windows a bit for backseat passengers down there. A few pesky insects get in but I'm fitting some mossie netting across those windows to keep most bugs out.
