for context it's the little electric fan installed near the dashboard of an LLV, they don't have air conditioning at all. i was actually thinking about getting one in my vw beetle as a stopgap solution (since i don't have the money for a $1,000 alternator replacement yet). apparently they run on standard 12 volts DC, so it wouldn't be hard to power one.
have you ever used a fan before?
make you feel like your flying a russian helicopter
>>28950832>this guy dun know how fans work
>>28950832Hot days you'll be driving around with the doors slid back so you might not notice much from the fan when you're moving. Stopped, or low speed, and it'll be a lifesaver. Same when it rains. You might want more than one angle too depending on available mounting areas.
>>28951050Read the post again. He doesn't actually have a mail truck, he's just looking to them for inspiration for his VW.
It'd be a lot easier to get one of those more modern cheap fans that you can plug into a cigarette lighter. Downside is that they seem to mostly be cheap plastic devices from India or China.Pic unrelated.
