Portable Fan

Knightoftheblackrose said: Today, my car thermometer read 39’C it is the highest temperature I have ever encountered pls switch off car AC and use portable fan

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Worth it po ba bumili ng ganyan, if yes what brand yung long lasting? Or mag manual pamaypay na lang? submitted by /u/Disastrous-Major-839 to r/TanongLang [link] [comments]

Y’all, I’ve been searching and trying to find an updated/recent thread about hand fans for folks not camping and I’m struggling. I’m not a fan of the heat (I know I know) so I’m trying to buy the best hand fan (or fans) that I can bring into the festival. Any recommendations on the best ones? I was thinking of two maybe a mist neck one and then a hand fan but idk on the brands. Any suggestions??? submitted by /u/Motor-Paint1634 to r/Coachella [link] [comments]

Hi all, I’m hoping to get some advice from the community. I have a few trips coming up to warmer climates and I’m considering adding a small portable fan to my one-bag setup. I try to keep things minimal, so I’m unsure whether a fan is worth the space and weight, but I can see it being really useful in hot hostels, trains, or long walking days. I’m looking for something compact enough to fit easily in a carry-on or daypack, preferably USB-C rechargeable so I can use my existing charger or power bank. Good airflow and reasonable battery life would be great, but durability matters too since it’ll be moving around in my bag. I’ve seen plenty of options on Amazon, AliExpress, and Alibaba, from basic handheld fans to foldable or clip-on styles. I’m very open to budget-friendly options if they actually hold up in real travel scenarios. If you’ve traveled with one, did you find it worth packing? Any specific models or features you’d recommend? submitted by /u/Extension_Life_6207 to r/onebag [link] [comments]

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Hello Raiders! Huge thanks for all the kind words, corrections, and suggestions lately. I’m super grateful! I’ve had a ton of requests for a clear Recycling vs Selling guide and more efficient ways to craft, so here’s V3. Up to date: All component values + recipes aligned with the current patch. Future updates: I’ll post new versions on my Ko-fi so there’s one place for everything (and optional notifications). Not a paywall — everything stays free! Download .PDF (Version 1.1) Features (V3): Searchable in PDF viewer Selling vs Recycling table ranked by % gain/loss (ROI) What each item recycles into at sell value (so you see the math) High-priority components + best ways to obtain them (drop frequency, ROI, use case) Recycling & crafting priority for high-demand parts Where to find specific loot (Interactive Maps) Happy crafting, and keep the feedback coming. If you spot anything off after a patch, drop a comment and I’ll fix it in the next update. // pRoDeeD Updates: Reduced PDF complexity for faster browser performance and smaller file size; added icons marking components needed for workshop upgrades, expeditions, and projects (credit to u/Revolutionary-Two457); added a reference to Looting Cheat Sheet v2.1 and renamed this sheet to “Sell vs Recycle v1” to complement—not replace—the looting guide. Thank you for all the feedback! Added Full Resolution 18mb (no compression) and Light version 6.3mb (compressed). Keep in mind full resolution is very demanding for your browser/PDF reader. submitted by /u/pRoDeeD to r/ArcRaiders [link] [comments]

A lot of you found the first version helpful, so I made a new and improved sheet with (hopefully) up-to-date info. It’s aligned with ARCtracker’s data and adds clearer categories so you can decide fast in the field. V2 is now searchable (.PDF only) and includes an updated Safe to Recycle (A-Z) list and quantities for Quests, Projects, Workshop items and links to interactive loot maps. Download Latest Version (PDF) Happy raiding! // pRoDeeD Updates: Version 2.1 - Images updates, Adjustments based on feedback and 65% Smaller file Future revisions will be on my Ko-fi as it allows me to make one place for all updates and new releases. Not a paywall - everything stays free! submitted by /u/pRoDeeD to r/ArcRaiders [link] [comments]

I have a Jisu Life Ultra1 handheld fan pero nagka problema (nahigupan ng hair strands) and d na functioning. Tried contacting Jisu support via email pero deadma. Meron po ba kayong marerecommend na good quality portable fan na malakas ang buga ng hangin, hindi masyadong maingay and has good battery life? Budget is no more than 2K. Thanks in advance for the suggestions! submitted by /u/AdNovel3967 to r/phRecommendation [link] [comments]

BE AWARE UPDATED VERSION HERE: Hey Raiders! I made a one-page visual cheat-sheet to help remember which scraps to keep for quests/upgrades and which you can safely recycle at a glance. It’s based on a list by u/Xi4 and his post from a few days ago: List of recycable items you need to KEEP for QUESTS I will try and keep it up to date if quests change or someone finds mistakes. Updates: Version 2.1 - Images updates, Adjustments based on feedback and 65% Smaller file size Future revisions will be on my Ko-fi as it allows me to make one place for all updates and new releases. Not a paywall - everything stays free! submitted by /u/pRoDeeD to r/ArcRaiders [link] [comments]

My wife’s dream was for me to make our daughter’s crib and hit me with a design clearly made by CNC. My little garage shop stood the challenge and lucky for me both my girls love the finished product! I originally had the vision to vlog this and had recorded my way through the process up until our little angel decided to arrive 10 weeks early. All the long days and night back and forth to the NICU took the wind out of my sails to continue recording but I knew I had to finish the build regardless. I started by making a sample template for the side pieces, and for the curved pieces. I accomplished this by drawing it in CAD and then printing them to scale. I glued them to a sheet of plywood and rough cut them. I then used a belt sander to polish the curves to be smooth and precise. Next, I made 4 simple jigs to allow me to copy these profiles with ease on my router table. 2 for each of the templates (1= inside profile and ends, 2= outside) After buying $800 of Hard Maple and Leopard Wood, I started making the real shavings! I hand traced all the parts on the boards, and since I don’t have a bandsaw, I jig sawed each individually piece out while staying proud of the traced lines. My little jointer and surface planer were next up to make a mess. I made all the Hard Maple side pieces flat, parallel and consistent thickness. For the rails (top= Leopard Wood, bottom= Hard Maple) I started by just surfacing 2 sides without straight wide boards. I then ripped the boards to the approximate width they would finish at. For the curved rails, I made 5 segments with precise mitered cuts. I then added 2 dowel holes to each joint in specific locations so that after glue up and routing they would remain hidden. My first jig finished the ends and inside profile, then I was able to use these fresh cut surfaces to locate with on the second jig to complete the outside profile. Establishing a process to commit to for gluing the curved assemblies took me some time. I ended up using spring miter clamps on the outside joints allowing the tips to bite in to the hardwood in areas that will be removed in routing. I then used a bar clamp across the tips of the 2 ends to keep the pressure against the inside ends of the joints. I completed the process by placing the glue up on a flat melamine board and used two 30lb dumbbells to hold the faces against the melamine. This worked surprisingly very well and required only minimal scraping/sanding. Although I’ve seen pieces like this pushed through jointers and planers, I really focused on doing everything I could to prevent having to do such. Glad it worked. (This is the point baby girl sent us to the hospital 😅) I then used the 3rd jig to again finish the ends and inside profile of the curved rails. Followed up with the 4th jig to locate these cut ends to finish the outside profile. Round over bits came next and I took my time softening all edges that were not mating faces during assembly. The next complicated hurdle was to make angled notches in the lower rails since the side pieces mate to the rail where they had an 11 degree profile. I wish I had taken pics of the jig I made but this was accomplished with accurate layout and the router table again. The final cuts needed were to drill the dowel holes at the ends of each side piece, as well as on the bottom of all the Leopard Wood rails. Additionally I had to drill the holes for the curved and straight rails (top and bottom) to be secure to each other. For this I used furniture style barrels and pin which have a tapered set screw that press into the pins to hold the joints together. Finally, I laid out each of the mattress height holes on select pieces, and completed them by installing threaded inserts. I spent about 50hrs hand sanding each of the 50 side pieces and rails from 120 grit, 180 grit, 220 grit and finished at 300 grit. After extracting all the sawdust out of the garage, I then pulled out my pop up canopy and tarped it off as my spray booth. I made sure to move the cars out of the driveway and used a cheap box fan to help pull the vapors outside. I used 6 coats of lacquer on all of the Hard Maple, and 20 on the Leopard wood. Lucky for me my wife loaned me her portable wardrobe rack which allowed me to hang all the pieces after being sprayed with each coat. Assembly was simple, and even easier the second time when I realized the assembled crib wouldn’t fit through the bedroom door😅. I completed the build with a plywood mattress platform that I shaped to match the inside profile of the assembled crib. I used steel L- brackets which uses 2 bolts each bracket to mate to the select side pieces with the thread inserts. ——————- If you’ve made it this far I thank you very much for your interest. This was an incredible memory and opportunity to get to have and I just hope this can help inspire anyone else with a little bit of tools to make something just as special. I am more than happy to answer any questions! submitted by /u/Latter_Stranger_2602 to r/woodworking [link] [comments]

Water continuously pumps through the system, creating natural rain sounds I can enjoy on-the-go. Audio clips of it on the usual video/social media sites as “pudphones” if you want to hear submitted by /u/pudjam667 to r/DiWHY [link] [comments]

Pa recommend below Ng mga portable fan nyo submitted by /u/Solid_Individual_315 to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

So it’s summer and it’s hot and I’m looking for a fan I can pull out of my pocket and use whenever. Preferably battery powered. I’m the military so this really will be used in a field environment so I don’t need something that’s gonna break in a day of use. Just want something that gives me some breeze! I know it’s not gonna be as good as bigger ones but I want something small and compact for the reasons I said. I don’t have a budget but I don’t see this going for more than 100$. Thanks for the help! submitted by /u/tH3_R3DX to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I’m planning to buy a portable mini fan and I’d like to ask for suggestions kung anong fan yung mas okay—or if you already have one of these, kamusta experience niyo? Worth it ba bilhin? I will use it mostly for school, outdoors, and sa bahay. And preferably a fan na tahimik, malakas ang buga ng hangin kahit maliit, and hindi mabilis masira. At first, I was set on getting the Jisulife 7, pero nakita ko kasi sa TikTok na meron palang mist fan si Orashare (and malamig daw yung buga??), so now I’m having a hard time choosing 😭 Open to your thoughts and suggestions!! Thank youu 🙏 submitted by /u/sultrycat1219 to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

i’m sure most people here cannot stand summer. it can be debilitating to go outside when it’s hot for me. does anyone have a good recommendation for a portable rechargeable or battery powered fan that ACTUALLY feels like it’s cooling you down? I’ve used those neck ones bd they don’t feel cold and make too much noise for me. it’s the first really hot day where i am i am DESPERATE submitted by /u/MothMaven63 to r/POTS [link] [comments]

Sobrang init today at ang HABA ng pila sa mga precinct for election so must-have talaga ang Jisu Life (not sponsored) pero omg NAKAIN ‘yung buhok nung nasa harap ko!!!!! Medyo nag-side eye siya sa akin so chinika ko na lang siya after para kunwari walang nangyari 😭😭 Buti nag-vibe kami and pinuri ko ‘yung buhok niya na kesyo ang fresh and I asked kung anong ginagamit niya and everything. ‘Di niya lang kita pero may konting nabawas. HINDI NAMAN ATA HALATA! Nagshare na lang tuloy kami ng fan kasi wala siyang dala. #NewFoundBesties Sana hindi siya tumingin sa salamin pag-uwi 😭😭😭 at sana ‘di ko siya makita next election kasi same precinct kami for sure 😭😭😭 HAPPY MONDAY HUHUHU submitted by /u/RuffaMaeKwento to r/SabawMoments [link] [comments]

Posting this review of the Jisulife portable jet fan with heavy use for the past week. This review is for those na nag-iisip if sulit ba to invest on this fan or get the cheaper end na lang. Specs: - 3600 mAH, green Yung stickers are placed by me I got this 1,399 from Shopee. Pros: - Sleek and elegant design, parang mini Dyson supersonic. Premium build. - Its gears reach up to 100. Mini-blow dryer na siya by that level, which is an nice addition to its use case. Pwede siyang gamitin to dry make-up, dry moist hair & clothes, etc. Yung higher model has a funnel attachment to clean keyboards. - Battery life: 1 week of heavy use - once palang nachcharge - Time to full charge: ~20 minutes with any cellphone charger na USB-C - Tells you when full & low batt kasi may screen - No exposed blades pero hindi mo mababaklas - Battery and casing doesn't get hot - This was delivered the following day, props to the official sellers. - Includes a free shoestring bag, short USB Type A to C, and wristlet Cons: - Gets a little noisy pag higher gears (like 80 to 100). Nagamit ko sa simbahan without any issues. - A little heavy so won't fit a small bag - Can stand on its own, pero watch out pwede masagi at mahulog - Baka dumumi yung dial kasi rubber and white - Cleaning the blades might be tricky pero mukhang hindi dumihin Hindi ko pa nahuhulog pero hopefully maalagaan para tumagal. (Not connected with Jisulife, just honest product review) submitted by /u/Spiritual-Pick-1343 to r/ShopeePH [link] [comments]

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