Altoid-Tin Fan?

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Introduction: Altoid-Tin Fan?

Yes, The title did say an Altoid-Tin Fan, or you could call it a pocket-sized anti-heatstroke air movement device, but ill stick with Altoid-Tin Fan.

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    6 Comments

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    Crack3rJack3r
    Crack3rJack3r

    12 years ago on Introduction

    you should of used a 23a battery so u get the full 12 volts out of the fan

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    Jerm993
    Jerm993

    Reply 12 years ago on Introduction

    At the time i was still fairly new to building things, but yeah the full 12v would have made a difference in air movement