A fan that isnt really a fan

[xwill112x]

what? how is that supposed to work???

[imsotyerred]

my bet is a magnetic field

[george graves]

Magnets? How do they work?

[chadthestampede]

I'm going to mount one on my car as an aux fan.

[z31maniac]

my bet is a magnetic field

It was already explained earlier in the thread.

You couldn't get enough juice from your house to do it magnetically.

[mrsleeve]

Magnets? How do they work?

magic

[imsotyerred]

It was already explained earlier in the thread.

You couldn't get enough juice from your house to do it magnetically.

I fail to see where it is explained

[Dude]

magic

bingo

[Adrian_Visser]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+does+dyson+fan+work

(Hint: there are blades you just can't see them)

[xwill112x]

As you might imagine, there are a few scientific principles at play here. There's also an electronic element. While the tube doesn't have any blades inside it, the pedestal of the fan contains a brushless electric motor that takes in air and feeds it into the circular tube. Air flows along the inside of the device until it reaches a slit inside the tube. This provides the basic airflow that creates the breeze you'd feel if you stood in front of the fan. Dyson claims that the Air Multiplier generates a breeze with 15 times more air than what the device actually takes in.

[MSFIT]

IMO the whole "Regular fan's are choppy" thing is BS. I, like many, have used these for years.

If this airfoil is really the shit, figure out a way to incorporate it into building HVAC.

[e34john]

^
I was gonna post that same video!

[z31maniac]

I fail to see where it is explained

Post #7

[ck_taft325is]

But will I sound like a robot if I talk into it?

P.s.

I want to know the answer.

[E30Nova]

I think it's cool and I kinda want one, but I aint payin that much for it. :roll:

Matt