OneMoreBolt | Not All Electric Fans Are Created Equal @OneMoreBolt | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
We all don't have the budget for the real fancy "Delta Fans", "DeWitts", or "SPAL" units, especially not us here at OneMoreBolt. That said, if you're going to electric fans, this is one area that you don't want to go too cheap on.
Often, especially with this wagon project, I have gone the cheapest route possible because this really is a true "budget build" but when it came to the cooling system and the electric fans, the dirt-cheap Amazon fans are not something I'm willing to trust to get the job done. I found another option that is still "budget friendly" but should offer better performance. To try and get a visual representation of how much more air flow can be had well staying under $100 bucks, I called in the wife for one of the silliest things we have done on the channel. I guess all the wiring work the last few weeks is getting to my head, good thing we are closing in on the end of that part of the project.
I have provided links below for both fans shown in this video. As stated in the video, I don't recommend the Amazon units, but if you want to throw the $40 bucks at them to find out for yourself, who am I to stop you, I mean they do move air!
Links:
Proform 67012 12" Electric Fans (Jegs)
jegs.com/i/Proform/778/67012/10002/-1?srsltid=AfmBOoprkfFPXWmlUGggbskxAFn6vEQTr9DtpuUo246_6bL853oIPYf6
Amazon Cheapos (I don't recommend)
amzn.to/47mHqtb
(As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases)
We all don't have the budget for the real fancy "Delta Fans", "DeWitts", or "SPAL" units, especially not us here at OneMoreBolt. That said, if you're going to electric fans, this is one area that you don't want to go too cheap on.
Often, especially with this wagon project, I have gone the cheapest route possible because this really is a true "budget build" but when it came to the cooling system and the electric fans, the dirt-cheap Amazon fans are not something I'm willing to trust to get the job done. I found another option that is still "budget friendly" but should offer better performance. To try and get a visual representation of how much more air flow can be had well staying under $100 bucks, I called in the wife for one of the silliest things we have done on the channel. I guess all the wiring work the last few weeks is getting to my head, good thing we are closing in on the end of that part of the project.
I have provided links below for both fans shown in this video. As stated in the video, I don't recommend the Amazon units, but if you want to throw the $40 bucks at them to find out for yourself, who am I to stop you, I mean they do move air!
Links:
Proform 67012 12" Electric Fans (Jegs)
jegs.com/i/Proform/778/67012/10002/-1?srsltid=AfmBOoprkfFPXWmlUGggbskxAFn6vEQTr9DtpuUo246_6bL853oIPYf6
Amazon Cheapos (I don't recommend)
amzn.to/47mHqtb
(As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases)
