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  1. 08-21-2009 10:37 AM #1
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    couldn't a pusher fan actually generate current when driving at high speeds??????

    If it only draws 10 amps, it isn't big enough for a heater fan
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    couldn't a pusher fan actually generate current when driving at high speeds??????

    If it only draws 10 amps, it isn't big enough for a heater fan
    I think any motor can become a generator if it's the right type.
    And that's what I was thinking - my heater draws at least 10 amps.
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