<VV> Electric fans

[Ron]

I thought it was stupid to put all that work and hype into a project that 
any half wit who knew anything could foresee that it was doomed to failure.

RonH

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Smitty Smith" <vairologist at verizon.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2007 3:42 PM
Subject: <VV> Electric fans


> Smitty Says:  I just posted to a friend, my feelings on this fan 
> controversy.  Then thought to myself, why not share this with the group. 
> I have read, listened to,  ignored and deleted but the crap just won't go 
> away.  I am a tinkerer.  I love to try things just to see if they will 
> work.  Sometimes they work real well and sometimes not so well.  The point 
> is, I got off my keester and tried them.  I didn't sit around blathering 
> at others on and on about what I thought would work.  I didn't argue with 
> others because they had a different opinion.  I got out my tools and set 
> to work to see if I could do what I wanted.  Why don't you guys give it a 
> try yourself.  If you think a Porsche fan running at 10,000 rpm is the hot 
> ticket then buy yourself one and crank it up and see.  If it blows all to 
> hell then you have a valid negative comment to make.  But until you 
> actually do it, kindly keep your pie hole shut about what will or won't 
> work.  If you think an electric powered axial
> flow blower powered by a 50 lb electric motor supplied by a 75 lb truck 
> battery is the way to go, then get off your ass and prove it.
>  A man had an idea that he thought would work.  He gave it his best shot 
> and tried to sell the idea.  Bob, Ken, and Frank pretty much proved that 
> the idea had deficiency's.  So what is new.  The laws of physics prevails. 
> I didn't believe it would work anyway.  He still has my admiration for 
> putting the package together.  That's a hell of a lot more than you 
> vociferous yammer jaws have accomplished in the last week.
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