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Driving yesterday I got caught in a rain storm, no big deal got a little wet. But I had to pull over due to the fogging on the inside of the glass. The fan, on high, didn't have enough airflow to keep the window clear.. (ended up clearing the window with my hand until I got somewhere I could buy some paper towels.)
I'd like to avoid this in the future, was talking to someone who was in the Army in the late 90's. They said their unit had installed dash fans from either a bus or the larger trucks (2 1/2 ton/5 ton) that they got from the motor pool and that gave them additional air flow when driving normally, as well as the ability to point it at the windshield if it started fogging up.
Does anyone have any pointers to a decent military, 24V fan and how to go about installing it? (Wiring is the one that I'm not concerned with, she said they just piggy backed off of the wiper motor circuit.)
Thanks!
I'd like to avoid this in the future, was talking to someone who was in the Army in the late 90's. They said their unit had installed dash fans from either a bus or the larger trucks (2 1/2 ton/5 ton) that they got from the motor pool and that gave them additional air flow when driving normally, as well as the ability to point it at the windshield if it started fogging up.
Does anyone have any pointers to a decent military, 24V fan and how to go about installing it? (Wiring is the one that I'm not concerned with, she said they just piggy backed off of the wiper motor circuit.)
Thanks!