After 6 years of almost continuous use, it was time to replace the fans in Pepino. 92,97,75,0,B
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6 comments:
Good deal you got your money's worth out of them.
Were they running off of 12 V or through an inverter?
These are 12 vdc fans running off my battery bank.
"Almost continuous"- Winter too?
I also use the Pepino fans for ventilation with the water pump turned off - even in winter.
For cooling, consider geothermal. Find the video of the farmer in Nebraska who grows oranges. He explains how his geothermal heating and cooling works.
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