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• so when do we get these modified to fit our cars by 1outof5 on 30 Nov, 2009 00:31
• http://www.dyson.com/fans/default.asp
  
  no stand still air flow problems, total heat adjustment, no rotating blades and absolutly great looks 
• #1 by trev on 30 Nov, 2009 08:43
• It has blades. They are buried in the round base of the fan.
  
  The airflow from those blades is ducted up around the inside surface of the airfoil shaped ring, and it draws in air and accelerates it out through the gap around the inside of the ring, which picks up the rest of the air it moves.
  
  Seen similar used to ventilate fuel cells on aircraft, for maintenance work. Moves lots of air, but uses an outside air source to make it work.
  
   No free lunch.
  
   Cheers
    Trev
• #2 by 1outof5 on 30 Nov, 2009 09:49
• I do understand how it works  thought it was just a neet way to make behind the radiator
• #3 by booneylander on 30 Nov, 2009 11:29
• That fan will have virtually no ability to generate a static pressure gradient. While it probably moves bulk air (how well I don't know), it won't be able to pull air across something with resistance (like a radiator). Based on the fact that it's a dyson I would have to guess it's probably not very good at what it's supposed to do, either. Another peice of gimmick dyson crap. 
• #4 by Mark(The Miser)UK on 30 Nov, 2009 11:42
• Fascinating...
  How does this thing work if not one single hair was disturbed on an oriental head?
  
  This is the hottest thing since someone was selling screwed up paper and caling it 'Origami Boulder'
• #5 by macka on 03 Dec, 2009 14:43
• Hey Mark,
  
      that's almost as good as a bog paper airplane