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As I sit here, looking at the dirty fan blades inside the cheap plastic fan we have next to our bed, I realize this man has the resources and business genius to
by adamhowell 17y ago
As I sit here, looking at the dirty fan blades inside the cheap plastic fan we have next to our bed, I realize this man has the resources and business genius to see opportunity where I only see annoyance.
- noonespecial 17y agoKeep in mind that this device still has a fan in it. He just calls it an "impeller" and hides it in the base. Its still a blower with blades. The fancy wing shape circle is just a duct to direct the blower's air stream out the top.
- grandalf 17y agoWow... which means that dust will accumulate in the impeller.
- noonespecial 17y agoWhere you can't reach it with a duster.
- RevRal 17y agoDo we still need to worry about particle buildup becoming kindling?
- anigbrowl 17y agoNo. thanks to the efficient new design, death will be instantaneous.
- veemjeem 17y agohe should just replace the hidden fan with a smaller version of the air amplifier... and then have another smaller air amplifier for the blower in the blower, eventually he could minimize it into an ultra tiny electrostatic air mover.
- elblanco 17y agoIt's turtles all the way down!
- noonespecial 17y agoYeah, I didn't quite grasp how turning a small volume of fast moving air into a larger volume of slow moving air maps to the concept of "amplification" either.
- mcd 17y agoThen again, my dirty fan only cost $20 (2 meters high fan, made in China).