5 Must-Have Features in a 16 inch solar rechargeable stand fan fabrication

Just got my fan. Wanted this for sometime. Now free shipping. Great. I put it together in no time. Work very well out of the box. Low medium and high speed. Plenty of air. Also a light. This what I needed for emergency situations and solar a plus.

Bought a 220 volt to 110 volt adapter for about 5 dollar. Plug into my home out let. Works great. Very happy with my purchase

Update, I use this fan every day so far so good.working great. Still happy with this fan. Bought in March this year.

Noted that the battery power on high speed lasted only couple of hours during power failure. So I connected a Deep cell 12 volt AGM battery to it at the connector on the back of the fan housing. We just had a power failure at night lasted over 12 hours and in to the next day. I ran this fan on high speed during that time worked great. So happy with this purchase. There is a solution to any concern you just need to figure it out.

Update August : Wow still going strong.
Thinking about getting one more.
I use this fan every night all night
Three years I believe still like new.
No problems.
I run it on the 120 volts all the time.
When the power goes out I know it
right away, I get my AGM battery 95ah
connect it and I'm good again.
Haven't had to use solar but it's good to
have just in case of a longer power &#; outage.

So after all this time I've used this fan almost every day all night long. Fan just started to make noise, so I rotated the fan motor 180 degrees reassemble it. Noise gone working like new. This was a very good investment. Still working

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1 FSE100 Introduction to Engineering Before-lecture Preparation Use the following questions to guide your reading and preparation for the iRAT/tRAT quiz in lecture. 1. Pre-lecture reading: read the article &#;Design a Better Cup Heater&#; starting on the next page: 1) What is the problem needs to be solved? 2) What are the design requirements? Function? Time? Other requirements? 3) Why did they decide &#;Preliminary design must be completed today, and tested and refined tomorrow.&#;? 4) Why did they draw a sketch in their design journal? 5) How did the design proceed? What were the steps in the design process? 6) Is the design process a sequential process or an iterative process? 7) What do you think will happen next for the design after the end of the story? 8) What are the different types of engineers needed to create the better cup heater? 9) After one week, how do you communicate the improved cup heater design to the supervisor? 10) What skills are needed by the engineers in the story to complete the design successfully? 2. Pre-lecture homework: answer all questions above. First copy each question then write down the answer. Submit the homework to Blackboard and also bring in the completed homework to the lecture. 2 Design a Better Cup Heater Suppose that your small design team at Sunbeam Inc. was given the following task: Design a better cup heater to heat 250 ml of tap water to boiling in 2 minutes. First, notice how simple&#;yet general&#;the problem statement is. There are no guidelines for the size or type of heater, except that it must fit inside a cup. Also, the shape of the heater is unclear. Your team also asks the questions: &#;To what is the heater compared? Better than what?&#; Your supervisor says that the heater should perform better than a microwave oven and plug into an electric wall socket. Then, your supervisor mentions that you have only one week to complete the design. &#;One week!&#; Your team quickly realizes that the preliminary design must be completed today, and tested and refined tomorrow. These first observations and questions are written in your design journal, but they remain unanswered. What is the next step in assessing the problem? A quick look in a physics textbook helps to further define the problem. Your team finds that it is possible to generate heat by passing a current through a wire. Now the ideas start to flow. One team member remembers that her mother uses a small electric heater to heat cups of water. You remark that electric space heaters basically are made of long sections of thick wire, too. A suggestion is made to purchase a tea cup heater. Many team members speak at once. Someone suggests, obviously in jest, building a pocket-sized nuclear weapon. Another idea is to use the chemical packet that warms up feet in ski boots. All of these ideas are documented in your journal. Your supervisor then requests that the heater be constructed from specialty ...

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