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#2646 07/17/01 11:55 PM
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> I've never wanted to hang a fan with the blades in the way

You kind of need that second man.

#2647 07/18/01 10:27 PM
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I hate to say this but most typical ceiling fans don't need weight balance, they need aerodynamic balance. In other words they need blade tip to ceiling hgt. and angle of blade. Bend them a little and find out!

Morb deserves credit for this one!

I've never seen it fail, till we broke one (never happened to me, naw!). So be careful.

It does work, no flying weights hitting the wall or windows.

[This message has been edited by Resistor (edited 07-18-2001).]

#2648 07/20/01 01:43 AM
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I have "Hunter" (brand name) in my house... no wobble yet....<G>

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