Deceivingly small | 1950s/60s GEC 'Bullet' 10" table fan | Initial review скачать в хорошем качестве

Deceivingly small | 1950s/60s GEC 'Bullet' 10" table fan | Initial review

This might be the last fan that I am able to purchase for a while. Here's something ive been thinking of getting for a while now (albeit wasn't too much of a priority). Got this from Ebay for around £23 which seemed like a decent price to pay for one of these. I had previously seen a few of them go for £40+ which in all honesty, seemed quite excessive for such a small fan. Another thing I noticed with these metal/rubber bullet fans is that when they are being sold online, a vast majority of them tend to have their wires cut/plug removed more then other vintage fans due to their headwires wearing out. So far, I have really liked having this fan in the collection. It has a pretty nice sound to it and while its performance is not super remarkable, it still puts out a decent breeze that travels pretty far without loosing its strength. I also like the overall style of this little thing. It has a very "well-built" type look to it that you really can not find on modern fans of today and even some other vintage fans out there. Finally. I would like to say thanks to ‪@Connectitthefancollector‬ for telling me about some of the rather unique quirks of these fans as well as how to service them etc. I honestly thought they would be an absolute nightmare to work on. Feel free to share your thoughts on this fan. If you like this sort of thing and wish to see more later. you know exactly what to do and in the typical utmost fanology fashion, no one is going to force you to subscribe or like etc. The channel's instagram where you can see some extra pics: https://www.instagram.com/fanologyofu... Thanks for watching and have a good one. (timestamps) 00:00 Intro 01:48 Exterior 05:36 Base 06:14 Running it 07:10 Airflow 08:16 Wattage 09:12 Conclusion