Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
I've put a lot of medium-small-ish paragraphs in the description, so that you can be able to read it pretty easily, and also understand too:
I went to pull out my Baseball motor fan about less than 2 days ago, but before that, I found these blades about like maybe a week or more ago (when I was originally trying to find the original 30" blades for my 6-bladed Litex hugger fan), I'd forgotten that I had them connected with the different blade-arms, since around possibly late 2019 or so when I went to try them out for the first time to put on my Hunter Kensington fan (I put a couple video cards for that so you can that).
For anyone that doesn't know, the blades themselves are from my 30" 6-bladed Litex hugger, and the blade-arms are from the Hunter Kensington.
Anyways, so I went to try out these blade-arms on the motor, and OMG!! The holes fit perfect on the motor!! :D By the way, yes I still have the original Bat blades, I'm obviously gonna keep'em for sure anyway (in case I ever feel in the mood for them to put on here again anytime in general future).
For a fair amount of years, I've generally been thinking of trying out regular blades on a ventless fan like this (but somehow never bothered or even thought about it as much, until this recent time I pulled this fan out).
Also, yeah the blades tend to vibrant on some speeds, but that's because of the way the blades & blade-arms were mounted with the way the screws are into (but it was the only way to get them connected with eachother when I started connecting them about 2 years ago).
For the purpose of this video for running the fan, and Due to these blades being 30" that make the fan spin really fast, I decided to start it off on the lowest speed setting on both the pull-chain and wall controll (just to give a nice looking RPM of a typical low), and then turned it up to high on the pull-chain, and proceed with the speeds on the wall control like usual, and then when I turned it off (and since the lowest speed doesn't spin too slow because of the blades being 30"), I decided to show it slowing down more towards the end of the video for some of you here (with the way it looks with these blades on it). :)
Oh yeah, and you can even notice, when running it on most speeds with these blades, on camera it makes some typical effect (as if it looks like the blades are moving slowly or even turning the other way and what not, etc.).
I've put a lot of medium-small-ish paragraphs in the description, so that you can be able to read it pretty easily, and also understand too:
I went to pull out my Baseball motor fan about less than 2 days ago, but before that, I found these blades about like maybe a week or more ago (when I was originally trying to find the original 30" blades for my 6-bladed Litex hugger fan), I'd forgotten that I had them connected with the different blade-arms, since around possibly late 2019 or so when I went to try them out for the first time to put on my Hunter Kensington fan (I put a couple video cards for that so you can that).
For anyone that doesn't know, the blades themselves are from my 30" 6-bladed Litex hugger, and the blade-arms are from the Hunter Kensington.
Anyways, so I went to try out these blade-arms on the motor, and OMG!! The holes fit perfect on the motor!! :D By the way, yes I still have the original Bat blades, I'm obviously gonna keep'em for sure anyway (in case I ever feel in the mood for them to put on here again anytime in general future).
For a fair amount of years, I've generally been thinking of trying out regular blades on a ventless fan like this (but somehow never bothered or even thought about it as much, until this recent time I pulled this fan out).
Also, yeah the blades tend to vibrant on some speeds, but that's because of the way the blades & blade-arms were mounted with the way the screws are into (but it was the only way to get them connected with eachother when I started connecting them about 2 years ago).
For the purpose of this video for running the fan, and Due to these blades being 30" that make the fan spin really fast, I decided to start it off on the lowest speed setting on both the pull-chain and wall controll (just to give a nice looking RPM of a typical low), and then turned it up to high on the pull-chain, and proceed with the speeds on the wall control like usual, and then when I turned it off (and since the lowest speed doesn't spin too slow because of the blades being 30"), I decided to show it slowing down more towards the end of the video for some of you here (with the way it looks with these blades on it). :)
Oh yeah, and you can even notice, when running it on most speeds with these blades, on camera it makes some typical effect (as if it looks like the blades are moving slowly or even turning the other way and what not, etc.).
