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Is there a way to shift more air around the boat at anchor? Especially in parts of that boat that don’t have hard wired fans? Yes–just keep listening.
Treva 12-Volt Fan (Amazon)
Endless Breeze Fan (Camping Parts World)
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Music: “Slow Down” by Yvette Craig
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Franklin Viola says
Our Endless Breeze Fan has been working flawlessly since purchased in 2002 during our RV adventures! Today, due to our investment in Makita 18V lithium ‘tools’, in addition we have a Makita DCF300Z 18V LXT Cordless 13″ Job Site Fan and two (2) Makita DCF102Z 18V LXT 7-1/8″ Fans aboard our Gemini 105Mc. The ability to “cut-the-cord” with these fans provides air-circulation anywhere for any project on the boat! Last, we also have a Caframo Taku hatch fan that really moves air “in or out” of a compartment, especially when sleeping.
Thanks!
Franklin Viola and Donna Chard
SV GypsyCat 105Mc 705