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Cool One-Bladed Fan: How to Upload to YouTube
In summary: Like not having to worry about your fan blade getting caught in a door when you come home from a night out or the fact that if you have a dog and they chew on the fan it might stop working.In summary, the dyson fan is a one-bladed fan with a propeller-like design and a counterweight. It is cool, and it solves a lot of problems.
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Nice. It looks like a propeller. But, doesn't the counterweight count as a second blade?
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Not really; it's bulbous, not foil-shaped.waht said:
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I want to see it max speed.
I'd also like to get it and turn it on fast speed and scare people who think half of it broke off.
I'd also like to get it and turn it on fast speed and scare people who think half of it broke off.
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How about setting up a bladeless fan?
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/12/dysons-air-multiplier-is-the-overpriced-bladeless-fan-you-never/
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/12/dysons-air-multiplier-is-the-overpriced-bladeless-fan-you-never/
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waht said:
omg, PLEASE not the "[url[/URL] again...
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Google Samara Dave
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Cyrus said:
OK.
Samara Dave is a Sales Manager in Boston.
Samara is a town in Russia or a tree fruit.
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Ohhhh! A maple key! 
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That's right. I've droped a maple seed or two during flight testing in my day.
http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/1880/73573287.png
Each one had a GPS unit in its seed end. The UAV also had an autopilot to get air data at the time of release. We dropped them from about 500 ft, and they would all land within a 50ft circle.
http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/1880/73573287.png
Each one had a GPS unit in its seed end. The UAV also had an autopilot to get air data at the time of release. We dropped them from about 500 ft, and they would all land within a 50ft circle.
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That is so freakin' cool it almost (almost) makes me want to ask why.Cyrus said:
Of course, I do not ask, since it is quite apparent that the sheer geeky coolness of it is all the reason one could possibly need to fill some seed pods with GPS tracking units and release from a plane 500ft above a target.
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Good call. I didn't even think of a maple seed. I thought he fan looked like a humpback flipper with the knobs sanded off.
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I thought it looked like a Gurkha:
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Hm. Install it low enough and my haircutting needs are facilitated for life.MotoH said:
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DaveC426913 said:
Hmm.. yeh I can see why, after all it solves a lot of other problems too
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