Do you think my fan made with recycled materials /g/

>>61279852
looks a bit silly but has charm
godspeed you for actually just making this

>>61279852
How many amps?

>>61279865
tx anon.
It is fed with a charger notebook

>>61279852
Congratulations, your fan now consumes 3x the power of a traditional fan.

>>61279882
19 v ~ less to 1 amp

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Pretty cool. But it doesn't match the comfyness level of this desk fan I found on the street the other day. I restored it; it looked like trash when I picked it up.

>>61279852
it'd be cooler if you'd used a bunch of three-amp Delta jet engines

>>61280345
Does it have a date on a label or something? Must be proper old since it doesn't have retard proof grille yet.

Does it perform good? How loud is it?

>>61279852
so you are getting an Intel

>>61280345
Sadly the sticker with the model and serial number was completely destroyed (The thing had been rained on for a couple weeks), but I've pinned it down to be a late 60s Taurus Garbí.

>>61280539
Meant to quote
>>61280461

>>61280345

I found in the street what was left of the fan (the chassis) and arm one with recycled parts. I hate to see how people contaminate products that are barely damaged.

>>61280476

Low noise, low consumption, high amount of fresh air.
It is powered by a 19v ~ 1amp notebook charger

>>61279911
Consumes a little more than a single fan, but the air that expels is several times greater than only 3 times

>>61280768
Very neat bro

>>61280345
Made me think of this:

http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2010-03/naked-engine-cleaner-flights

>>61279852
Neat.
Do the fans spin around the hub?

>>61280345
Nice

>>61280819
tx anon
>>61280908
The fans are in a static position, block
>>61280907
Good idea but a bit dangerous

>>61280907
>http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2010-03/naked-engine-cleaner-flights

>flying Cuisinart

fucking kek.

>>61279852
Show it in operation.

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These are my other projects (not finished and abandoned)
The fan is made of a fan built into an electric stove that did not work. It has a twist mechanism that pulls out of another stove that did not work. Switches power main power and rotation.

The audio equipment is made of the following components (all recycled):
* Empty wooden mp3 player case
* Broken dvd
* Broken diskman with built-in am-fm radio
* Circuit amplifier of pc speakers that I found by the street
* Cell phone charger to power amplifier and power supply for the radio.
* Speakers you take from a monitor

The team has the following:
Radio AM - FM stereo, analogue dial. MP3 / MP4 player (video) via USB - SDcard. Auxiliary input. Headphones input. Composite video output / components

>>61281108
4chan does not accept the file you record. I hope you know how to forgive anon

>>61281272
Convert it to an webm

>>61281137
what 3rd world shithole are you from anon?

>>61281374
ten bucks say venezuela

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>>61281282

>>61281512
can you post this somewhere for audio please, I'd like to hear what it sounds like.

>>61281374
>>61281425
The photos are prototypes of projects made on the basis of recycled materials. They are not finished and they were stored in my store, since for the moment I can not give them time to finalize them. Therefore, they accumulated dust. Making inventions is my hobby.

>>61281539
I do not know how to convert it with audio, I did it in many ways but 4chan would not allow me to upload the file. For you to have a reference for the noise emitted, it is a little stronger than in a computer in normal operation mode (not overclock), but the emitted air is similar to the air that is obtained when putting ice in front of the blades to "Home-made air conditioning"

>>61281693
yeah I think he meant post it somewhere other than 4chan (although I think there are some boards that allow audio as well, idk which)

>>61279852
>all those warm motors.,..
I bet that "fan" doubles as a heater too

>>61281693
you can post the audio included version on /wsg/, they have a dedicated thread for hosting other boards webms

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>>61279852
FUCK I WANT TO BUY ONE

>>61281693
>>>/wsg/
There you can upload webms with audio.
Or use a pomf clone like catbox.moe and upload the original video gile.

>>61281772
Tx anon!
You can do it if you propose it !!!

>>61281539
>>61281775

I hope you can see it:

www filedropper com/ventilador

>>61279852
>Yo dog I heard you like fans so I put some fans in your fan so you can blow while you blow

Where are you from, amigo?

>>61281512
>>61281941
>>61281775

>>>/wsg/1771143

>>61283411
That is surprisingly quiet, I was expecting to hear BRRRRRZZZZZZZZZZZZ

>>61279852
That's pretty cool (:

>>61283822

w/audio:

>>>/wsg/1771547

It is also less noisy than it appears in the video. The sound is higher because the microphone is next to the fan

>>61284269
tx dude!

>>61282757
I am from Argentina

>>61283822
The noise is even lower than the default motor the fan had. The air that expels now is greater since it has more free surface to enter. As many small motors are attached, they create a more homogeneous and fresh air stream, with the addition that it consumes much less electricity. In addition, the air that expels feels colder.

>>61281772
why not built it yourself? way more satisfying