First question is do they help any with cooling yourself down or are they a just a waste of money? I know it’s hot with the suit on and the doors closed.
I don’t want to consider a cool suit just yet so I’m thinking about a 12 volt fan.
Anyone?
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Posts: 5375 | Location: stuck in the middle with you! | Registered: March 11, 2002
I have one that is powered by 6 D-Cell batteries. I love it, but were I to buy one today, I'd get a rechargeable battery version. There is plenty of time to recharge between weekends. Take care. Tom Worthington
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Summit has a branded 6" or so 12V fan, or other brands also available I will probably be throwing in my car soon. I currently have a stroller fan with the flexible legs that I have up on the roll cage on the right side of the car, blowing towards me. It's a good alternative, I just forget to turn it off occasionally and/or forget to charge it frequently and then I don't have it when I want it when it gets hot out lol
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Posts: 419 | Location: Ohio | Registered: December 28, 2013
I have an old truckers 12v fan on the roll cage, does what it can and does help. I've seen bilge fans in some cars, they look like they move a lot of air. I've considered buying a portable fan for my rechargeable battery tools and zip tying it in the car.
Posts: 1737 | Location: E TN | Registered: February 13, 2009
I have a light weight small lithium battery powered hand held five speed fan that I use to blow air into my face. I velcro it to the cross bar next to my left hand. It's easy to reach and very effective. I charge it the day before an event and it will last for several hours. Inexpensive and effective, it was a great investment of only a few dollars.
Bob
Posts: 3586 | Location: Lakeside, Ca | Registered: February 15, 2003
I bought a 6" black metal RV fan off amazon, attached to the right hand x bar and wired to my overhead switch panel. It has 2 speeds. So far has workrd out perfectly.
Posts: 509 | Location: BENTON HARBOR, MI | Registered: August 29, 2007