Post by Tais on Aug 28, 2013 10:03:21 GMT -5
as some of u may know that i went to kashmir for around 12 days, now i come back with a lot of fan photos as promised... there were many more fans than the ones i took pics of but i wasnt able to take their photo due to different reasons for each
USHA in a house, chocolatey color
late 80s USHA prima in a shop
restaurant:
4-bladed bajaj regal gold (battery was low, used another app)
a randomly colored fan
crompton greaves
bajaj regal silver (chrome?)
another restaurant:
USHA sonata lookalike
brown 36" CG high breeze clone
one grand mosque:
USHA, followed by a 24" fan and others unidentified
post 2007 CG high breeze
USHA
a GE vent fan, notice that the 4 blades are metallic
several unidentified brown fans in the basement, there was no access to photo except an open window
several fans at the entrance, couldnt access that area
another mosque:
orient
unknown (cromptonish, ushaish)
USHA
notice the newer blade set on this fan
brown USHA prima
an unknown
surya ceiling fans in a house boat, they remind me of the indian version of national i had, there were 3 fans there, all of them were snapped, can't really tell which one is which except that one has its upper canopy fit
i have taken a video of each, will upload them soon
USHAs in a hospital
some unidentified fan in a resting point
there was a large arabic teaching college i visited, there were lots of fans over there, mainly ortem and lots of different models, some were immitating other fans
orpat, for some reason, this fan look like a mixture of indian, chinese and pakistani fans
an unknown fan in a dormitory room
bajaj in another room
ortems in a mosque, they are insanely fast as compared to their clones
ortem (khaitan magnate clone) in a classroom
another one
dismounted ortem in a studying area
ortems in the other part of the studying area
ortem in a library
ortems and a khaitan in the mosque basement floor
orient de-luxe last generation of the model before redesign, this one has a newer mounting system, just like any indian fan nowadays, smaller motor than my 70s 48" orient and different canopies and medallion
USHA pulsar late 80s version
zolta
crompton greaves
USHA
and a really old painted USHA fan
some unidentified/unknown fans
24" unidentified fans
in a wedding tent
and finally, concluding this thread with a fan i bought from india, USHA swift 24"
USHA in a house, chocolatey color
late 80s USHA prima in a shop
restaurant:
4-bladed bajaj regal gold (battery was low, used another app)
a randomly colored fan
crompton greaves
bajaj regal silver (chrome?)
another restaurant:
USHA sonata lookalike
brown 36" CG high breeze clone
one grand mosque:
USHA, followed by a 24" fan and others unidentified
post 2007 CG high breeze
USHA
a GE vent fan, notice that the 4 blades are metallic
several unidentified brown fans in the basement, there was no access to photo except an open window
several fans at the entrance, couldnt access that area
another mosque:
orient
unknown (cromptonish, ushaish)
USHA
notice the newer blade set on this fan
brown USHA prima
an unknown
surya ceiling fans in a house boat, they remind me of the indian version of national i had, there were 3 fans there, all of them were snapped, can't really tell which one is which except that one has its upper canopy fit
i have taken a video of each, will upload them soon
USHAs in a hospital
some unidentified fan in a resting point
there was a large arabic teaching college i visited, there were lots of fans over there, mainly ortem and lots of different models, some were immitating other fans
orpat, for some reason, this fan look like a mixture of indian, chinese and pakistani fans
an unknown fan in a dormitory room
bajaj in another room
ortems in a mosque, they are insanely fast as compared to their clones
ortem (khaitan magnate clone) in a classroom
another one
dismounted ortem in a studying area
ortems in the other part of the studying area
ortem in a library
ortems and a khaitan in the mosque basement floor
orient de-luxe last generation of the model before redesign, this one has a newer mounting system, just like any indian fan nowadays, smaller motor than my 70s 48" orient and different canopies and medallion
USHA pulsar late 80s version
zolta
crompton greaves
USHA
and a really old painted USHA fan
some unidentified/unknown fans
24" unidentified fans
in a wedding tent
and finally, concluding this thread with a fan i bought from india, USHA swift 24"