Post by JW on Nov 25, 2004 21:19:57 GMT -5
4 of these are hanging at the Dairy Queen in Hubbard, TX. They have been there for years and I recently got a close-up view of them:
*White fans - the only thing not white is the brackets.
*Solid spinner motor; no vents. There is a capacitor cover. The switch housing is very standard and full size.
*Brackets are identical to those on most Moss spinners - moon shape with a bar in the center, and flat. They mount to the top of the motor.
*4 Blades - they have pointed tips (most resembling a 1st-gen Zephyr), and angle upward similar to a Fasco. For some reason the blades look disproportionately small to the motor. I think the fans are 48".
*The canopy is VERY unusual for a ceiling fan - the fan mounts to the ceiling hook style, but instead of a bell canopy, it is a nearly flat disc. I guess the closest thing to it is the canopy on the Broan on Dan's GeoCities site.
Someone identify this fan!!! If necessary I can put up a Police Sketch when I go back home this weekend. My original thought was Wing-Tat but it looks too conventional to be one of these.
*White fans - the only thing not white is the brackets.
*Solid spinner motor; no vents. There is a capacitor cover. The switch housing is very standard and full size.
*Brackets are identical to those on most Moss spinners - moon shape with a bar in the center, and flat. They mount to the top of the motor.
*4 Blades - they have pointed tips (most resembling a 1st-gen Zephyr), and angle upward similar to a Fasco. For some reason the blades look disproportionately small to the motor. I think the fans are 48".
*The canopy is VERY unusual for a ceiling fan - the fan mounts to the ceiling hook style, but instead of a bell canopy, it is a nearly flat disc. I guess the closest thing to it is the canopy on the Broan on Dan's GeoCities site.
Someone identify this fan!!! If necessary I can put up a Police Sketch when I go back home this weekend. My original thought was Wing-Tat but it looks too conventional to be one of these.
