Alternative to Endless Breeze.

Snowbird

Snowbird

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Its 38 degrees here on the Mosel today and although we have 3 mains fans running constantly its damned hot. Whilst doing a bit of shopping up at Globus in Zell I found a Cool HP air cooler fan at 39 Emus. Thought I would give it a try and am well pleased. It runs off a USB cable (supplied) and also comes with a mains adaptor. It has a 500 mill water tank to add cold water and really does the job. Have tried it with the USB through the cigarette socket and it hardly pulls any power out of the batteries, so should be useful when no hookup available.
 
Does it make the room camp Dave?
 
Will that one run on 12v Janine?

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Janine said:
Sounds useful. Is it similar to this one?

Chillmax | JML

Beat the heat with the Chillmax range from JML. Stay cool and comfortable during warm weather. Upgrade your cooling solution now with Chillmax!
www.jmldirect.com www.jmldirect.com
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Just looked at the reviews for that on Amazon - they are pretty poor!
 
Arctic Air feel cold if you put your hand next to them but extensive testing has shown the overall effect is.......... It just makes the air more humid.
 
Jev88 said:
Arctic Air feel cold if you put your hand next to them but extensive testing has shown the overall effect is.......... It just makes the air more humid.
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I know little about these fans but raising the humidity level sounds very wrong. The warning in France is that their predicted 40C will feel more like 48C because of high humidity levels.

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Snowbird said:
I know nothing about this Arctic Air thing. I didnt buy an Arctic Air.
Thats like asking someone who bought a Burstner if its a Hymer.
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YOU asked for alternatives and someone suggested Arctic Air.... I replied to let you know in my opinion after owning said device that it wasn't very good. Apologies if offering advice to your question wasn't what you anted to know.
 
Jev88 said:
YOU asked for alternatives and someone suggested Arctic Air.... I replied to let you know in my opinion after owing said device that it wasn't very good. Apologies if offering advice to your question wasn't what you anted to know.
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Please point ME to where I asked for an alternative. I never asked for an alternative, I pointed out in my OP that it WAS an alternative.
 
thank for the info @snow
Snowbird said:
Please point ME to where I asked for an alternative. I never asked for an alternative, I pointed out in my OP that it WAS an alternative.
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Thank's Snowbird for the info on that fan it looks like a grate alternative to the constant breeze.
is it me or are there more post ware folks want to argue the toss on hear than actually take in whats posted seems to be a trend
bill
 
Snowbird said:
Please point ME to where I asked for an alternative. I never asked for an alternative, I pointed out in my OP that it WAS an alternative.
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Apologies...… I thought you were still looking for alternatives and lost the thread whilst reading the thread if you see what I mean..... :(

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Janine said:
Sorry Dave - I was looking for an alternative in the uk
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No worries Janine. Am not so sure this thing would be of much use in a house, and thats where quite possibly the negative revues came from. But in a motorhome I find it perfect without costing the earth and a bonus being, that it can easily be run from the house batteries without flattening them when off grid.
 
In my experience which of course means nothing, with similar things , they are ok for a while but eventually get mildew stuff on the spongey thing inside and start to smell like a motorhome with excessive damp.
 
Hi Snowbird I was very interested in your recommendation of the air cooler you use in your motorhome, if I've missed something I apologise but what make is it and do you have a photo of it?
regards Joe
 
jearing said:
Hi Snowbird I was very interested in your recommendation of the air cooler you use in your motorhome, if I've missed something I apologise but what make is it and do you have a photo of it?
regards Joe
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Hi Viennese put a link to a similar item below.

Cooler - Cool HP

Our homes can get really hot and unbearable in Summer and, if you want to turn on the air conditioner, you'll spend a lot of money. So, what's the solution? Easy: Cool HP Cooler, the portable and personal air conditioner that will keep you cool.
www.bestdirect.co.uk www.bestdirect.co.uk
 
Wildbill said:
thank for the info @snow

Thank's Snowbird for the info on that fan it looks like a grate alternative to the constant breeze.
is it me or are there more post ware folks want to argue the toss on hear than actually take in whats posted seems to be a trend
bill
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Snowflakes about..BUSBY.
 
After reading many reports on here we bought an Endless Breeze about 18 months ago.
Carted it round Europe on every trip and only used it once in anger and that was for only an hour or so.
This time we could really do with it and guess where it is.................neatly stored in a spare bedroom at home. Doh!!!

Richard
 

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