Post by Jonathan A. on Apr 13, 2013 21:18:37 GMT -5
Here are the videos of fans I took in the boardwalks last summer:
Ocean City Boardwalk
Emerson Heat fans
The front one has 3 blades without a switch housing, and the 2 back ones have 4 blades with switch housings.
Hunter Ridgefield
Located in the stand. The capacitors may be bad since both of them spin slow considering they're 44". They were on reverse when I first saw them (which is useless when outdoors), so I told an employee how to switch them to forward, and he switched them to forward before I took a video. I just wish it had outdoor ceiling fans instead.
Atlantic City Boardwalk
Litex Ultimate Builder and Hampton Bay Grayton II
Located in the store. I know for sure that the 1st fan is made by Air Cool and is distributed by Litex, but it could be sold as Ellington Ellington. The capacitor is bad on that fan, and therefore doesn't spin very fast and doesn't blow very much air. The Grayton II wobbles badly on high, probably because of warped blades. It was on reverse when I first saw it, but I switched it to forward before I took a video. Again, I wish that it had outdoor ceiling fans instead.
Ocean City Boardwalk
Emerson Heat fans
The front one has 3 blades without a switch housing, and the 2 back ones have 4 blades with switch housings.
Hunter Ridgefield
Located in the stand. The capacitors may be bad since both of them spin slow considering they're 44". They were on reverse when I first saw them (which is useless when outdoors), so I told an employee how to switch them to forward, and he switched them to forward before I took a video. I just wish it had outdoor ceiling fans instead.
Atlantic City Boardwalk
Litex Ultimate Builder and Hampton Bay Grayton II
Located in the store. I know for sure that the 1st fan is made by Air Cool and is distributed by Litex, but it could be sold as Ellington Ellington. The capacitor is bad on that fan, and therefore doesn't spin very fast and doesn't blow very much air. The Grayton II wobbles badly on high, probably because of warped blades. It was on reverse when I first saw it, but I switched it to forward before I took a video. Again, I wish that it had outdoor ceiling fans instead.