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That Guy From the 724
Добавлен 20 июн 2010
A few of my favorite things
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Leading Edge (Husan) Hi-Tech II 36"
What we see here is a Leading Edge Hi-Tech II 36" commercial ceiling fan model 3620-1, dated February 2009, manufactured by Husan Industrial, Co. Ltd. of Thailand. This version of the Hi-Tech II was introduced in 1990 to replace the previous generation, which was known by collectors as the "Ring Fan", after its OEM, Weatherite, went out of business the previous year. Performance-wise, this version is a massive improvement over the Ring. However, they are also very problematic due to the fact that Husan uses subpar chrome-plated motor bearings, which over time will lose their chrome plating, gunk up and eventually lock up, leading to a roughly 50% failure rate after less than a decade of c...
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Mirage (Leading Edge/Weatherite) Awesome 60 - Demonstration on Original Mirage Solid State Control
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Here once again, we have the infamous Pontiac Blue Leading Edge/Mirage Awesome 60 industrial ceiling fan, manufactured by China Cold Storage and Engineering; d/b/a Weatherite of Hong Kong some time around 1978. This time around, I am demonstrating it on an original Mirage 3 amp solid state variable speed control, made by Teccor Electronics. The Awesome 60 was first introduced by Leading Edge in...
Hunter Bath/Dressing Room Fan (Potomac Vents)
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On this week's edition of "smol", we have a Hunter Bath/Dressing Room ceiling fan, model 23676, made in the first quarter of 1995. The Bath/Dressing Room fan was of course Hunter's token "small" ceiling fan for most of the 1990s, and was for many years the smallest model of fan they ever offered, measuring only 32 inches in diameter. It first appeared in catalogs in 1992, and from the start, it...
Emerson Seabreeze 20" Roll-About Floor Fan
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What we see here is a 20" Emerson Seabreeze roll-about circulator fan from circa 1955-56. From what I'm able to find on these fans, it appears the Seabreeze name was first used by Emerson in the mid-1930s on their "economy" line of oscillating table fans, replacing their previous line of economy fans, the Northwind, which was phased out after 1930. The last use of the Seabreeze name by Emerson ...
Wurlitzer 103 Band Organ - BAB Transcription Roll #9
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Here is some audio footage of the Wurlitzer 103 band organ owned by Tom Billy playing transcribed BAB roll #9, arranged by Ambrogio C. Comazzi, 1934; 0:00 "When I Grow Too Old To Dream" 3:27 "The Circumnavigator's Club" 6:48 "On the Isle of Capri" 9:13 "College Rhythm" 11:53 "No! No! A Thousand Times No" 14:13 "The Farmer Takes a Wife" 17:19 "Blue Moon" 19:41 "La Cucaracha" 22:36 "Drifting Alon...
Fasco Vanity Fair (Supercharged)
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So opening this fan up reveals a detuned 0.75 amp motor, the same size motor that's in post-1985 38"/42" Charlestons paired with a 5Mfd run cap. The Motor data tag specifies that it can be used with up to an 8Mfd run capacitor but the stock cap is only valued at 4Mfd. For this video, I changed the stock cap out for a 6Mfd cap I had laying around and now the thing FLIES. Another small change I m...
Fasco Vanity Fair (Stock Performance)
Просмотров 11221 день назад
What you see here is a Fasco Vanity Fair ceiling fan, model 330W in white finish, dated September 1988. The Vanity Fair was Fasco's smallest ceiling fan offering, measuring only 30" in diameter. I estimate production began some time in 1985, as Vanity Fairs have surfaced in the past with second-generation blade badges, cowbell canopies and flat switch caps. But the bulk majority of samples that...
Vernco 20" "Electric Reversible" Box Fan with Thermostat Model K-4
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What we see here is a Vernco 20" 2-speed "Electric Reversible" box fan with thermostat, model K-4, dated May 1965. Vernco fans that are not labeled for Sears don't tend to surface too terribly often, so when this surfaced, I had to grab it. It's a boat anchor and a good performer, despite being a bit on the loud side. Uses a 2-speed GE electrically reversible shaded pole motor
Fasco Charleston 38" (First Generation)
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On this week's edition of "CHOOOCOLAAAAATEEE!!!!" we have a 38" first-generation Fasco Charleston ceiling fan model #3885WA in textured walnut brown finish with solid walnut blades, dated November 1981, shown here with a very unique light kit made by Thomas Industries for Fasco. The Fasco Charleston first showed up in ads in 1982. It was designed by Fasco salesman John Arbaugh on a napkin while...
Spartan (Fasco) Centennial 38" - Black & Polished Brass
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On this week's edition of "that old black magic", we have a 38" Spartan Centennial ceiling fan model E3800BLBR in textured black with polished brass accents, paired with 8380AOD 38" solid wood antique white blades, custom painted black by the fan's original owner. Now what was Spartan? Spartan Electric was Fasco's mass merchant label. So in other words, if you bought a Fasco fan through an inde...
Lasko (Sanyo) 48" Ceiling Fan Model 29102
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What we see here is a Lasko 48" ceiling fan model 29102 in black with solid pecan blades, motor made by Sanyo in Japan, blades made domestically. This style of fan was first introduced in 1981. This was the first ceiling fan Lasko offered with wood blades. It uses a Sanyo open-ended spinner motor (in other words, the entire bottom half of the motor underneath the plastic bottom housing is compl...
Patton 14" High Velocity Fan Model U2-1472
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What we have here is another Patton high velocity circulator fan, this time a 14", model U2-1472, made between 1972 and 78. This unit appears to have been made about midway through the series' run. It has a deep pitched, elephant ear propeller made by the Lau Blower Co. and is powered by a GE 1/20HP shaded pole motor. Like my U2-1272 I picked up last year, it is a quiet runner and pushes a trem...
Wurlitzer 148 Band Organ Plays B.A.B. Marches
Просмотров 341Месяц назад
Shawn Patton's Wurlitzer 148 band organ plays marches arranged for and released by the B.A.B. Organ Company via MIDI: 0:00 "Captain Willie Brown" 2:15 "America; A Land That Stands For Freedom" 4:25 "(I Wish I Was in) Dixie" 6:50 "Down Main Street" 9:15 "I Love a Parade" 11:11 "On the Beach" Recorded at the Olcott Beach COAA rally, June 28, 2024
Craftmade Oak
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What we see here is a Craftmade Oak ceiling fan model C52PO in almond finish with pickled oak face plate and matching B552D-PO 52" pickled oak Designer blades, dated October 1990. The Oak started out as a sub-model of the Designer/Decorative, as seen with this first-generation model which uses the same top housing and blade irons as the Designer, as well as the Designer's 153x15mm motor. The Oa...
Hunter 1936 Art Deco Medalist Original
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What we see here is a Hunter 1936 Art Deco Medalist Series Original ceiling fan, model 23726, made in 1996. The Art Deco Medalist Original was a Home Depot-exclusive version of the Hunter Original sold in 1996 in honor of that year's Olympic games. Unboxing: ruclips.net/video/tF1bEvHHpns/видео.html
Hunter 1936 Art Deco Medalist Original Unboxing
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Hunter 1936 Art Deco Medalist Original Unboxing
1987 Casablanca Delta II - Ferrari Red
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1987 Casablanca Delta II - Ferrari Red
Sears 12" High Velocity Window Fan (Lakewood HV-12-WR Relabel)
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Sears 12" High Velocity Window Fan (Lakewood HV-12-WR Relabel)
1992-93 Lasko 12" Oscillating Table Fan Model #3150 (Rare Blade Set!)
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1992-93 Lasko 12" Oscillating Table Fan Model #3150 (Rare Blade Set!)
Treasury (Kuo Horng) 12" Rotating Grille Box Fan
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Treasury (Kuo Horng) 12" Rotating Grille Box Fan
Homestead Universal Newport - Almond Unipack
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Homestead Universal Newport - Almond Unipack
SMC (Midea) 12" Oscillating Table Fan x2 (TH12 & TR12)
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SMC (Midea) 12" Oscillating Table Fan x2 (TH12 & TR12)
Homestead Universal Monterey (Polished Brass)
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Homestead Universal Monterey (Polished Brass)
I see you have a lot of fans of your fans!😉
Oh dang it went from Turtle to Heli-Chopper at the end
Apparently, all of these songs are played by the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk’s Wurlitzer 146-A band organ too.
37:25 The Frati Organ at Knoebels Played this exact Tune in this video im going to send you m.ruclips.net/video/xjqBsan9De8/видео.html&pp=ygUXa25vZWJlbHMgZ3JhbmQgY2Fyb3VzZWw%3D
I had one exactly like this, but the model number read 21626. At first I thought that there were 2 different versions of the B&DR, but later when I discovered the 21626 model number, I thought to myself that it had to be something else. The Potomac name didn’t cross my mind for that fan then. I knew something had to be different between the 23676 and 21626.
I call them Silent Breeze vents.
I love these tiny Fasco's! Yeah early Vanity Fairs are just so rare.
THESE EXIST in BLACK!? HOLY......
A beautiful classic Chocolate BROWN small Charleston! I love it!
WOW. Now that is an awesome and uncommon Fasco 38inch here! Such a sharp look! Classy!
Just proves how a good arranger can get the most out of a small organ!, the scale on these seems better than the larger Wurlitzer organs as the tunes fit without having to change the key and "borrow" notes, much fuller and more tuneful arrangements too!
Does it have its own demo mode!? I didn’t think Nu Tone ceiling fans had that!
LOVE THIS COMBONATION!
Flywheel: gone
@@ECFE I’ve actually had pretty good luck with these flywheels. I’ve only had one break on me so far
This is flawless
I have been a fan of fans for 9 years.
Remember you had the wall version 😅
I remember my elementary school had this exact fan in some of the classrooms (including the brand name on the sticker on the lower canopy).
That fan is so awesome. Love it.
How much is this fan worth?
Never knew this was a Home Depot exclusive original to pay tribute to the Olympics of 1996…was this a one year only model despite its pretty rare existence
I love this fan
I wish I had one!
Love how you wore a red matching shirt that was cool 😎
@@DonovansFanStudioOffical it wasn’t planned that way but yes
I love these fans and I cannot wait to see this one up and running soon
The WHATS IN THE BOX!!!! Got me dying 😂😂😂
I'm definitely a huge fan of stencil blades. Cane as well.
That's a spectacular light kit.
Be careful with the glass... shit breaks if you look at it the wrong way
@@ECFE oh it’s so thin, I’ve got it bubble wrapped and boxed whenever it isn’t in use
That fan is awesome!
Nice video 😎.
I couldn't help but notice that one of the walls (what are those things called) on one side isn't bound properly.
Do you have an idea of the value roughly? Thanks for posting.
Cool love vintage appliances!
Wow! Looks brand new! Original box, too!
I remembered seeing this fan at faniamtion museum, but branded Lakewood during my visit there.
It’s an older one because it doesn’t have the Lasko Design
You must be new to the world of Lasko fans…
That was my childhood fan except for a knob on the base that my aunt brought to Florida after moving there and it works last time I visited back in 2019.
The rear grill is upside down and my grandma has one like that but the model is RR/16 from November 1997
The handle is on the underside because the rear grill came off a wall fan. The only way to change it is to un-weld it and then re-weld it on to the top of the grille
How do remove the blade? Mine is giving me problems.
Sweet Sanitaire - and awesome vid quality! Guessing the 641 was one of the first red Sanitaires (after the green & white ones). What were the differences between the 641 and 643?
That fan is awesome!
Cool
Did you khow your channel is nostalgia for me
Wow
Somebody didn't set it to the "Ceiling Fan Blades" channel.
They must've taken that channel off the air. Every time I try and flip it to that number anymore all I get is static
@@whoisthisguy724 FCC, am I right?
Do these have a capacitor?
Holy crap the low speed on that is crazy
Did you end up checking the motor size and capacitor values?
What motor does it use?
From the 1971 National/Panasonic B series of fans. I also have a1971 B series National, but it's a base model fan with 3 speeds and no other features.