Anyone remember this piece of history?
05-09-2005, 12:24 AM
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Anyone remember this piece of history?
I was cleanin' the shop when I found this antique ducted fan! Do you remember what it was called and if it really worked? Just a brain teaser! HE HE HE
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05-13-2005, 06:54 PM
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RE: Anyone remember this piece of history?
I think it was called a G-Force DF., Force Air or something like that... The company claimed 18lbs of static thrust on an OS .77. I had heard of a few guys getting them, putting them on a thrust stand and getting around 7 lbs of thrust with said motor. The outer acrylic shrouds used to crack and shatter due to the vibration. Needless to say, the company wasn't around long. Makes a nice paper weight now I guess. Heck, clean it up, put in on your desk and tell stories about it or something. Hey, it looks cool...lol...
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05-13-2005, 08:27 PM
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RE: Anyone remember this piece of history?
It was called Air Force One and the only thing it did good was "SUCK"!
It first sucked your wallet for mucho mula and then they added an E and an R to the word "SUCK" and called the purchaser "SUCKER"
If it sounds to good to be true well you know the rest!
I got this one from a friend who believed the ad and I will with hold his name to protect the "SUCKER" (he he he}
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It first sucked your wallet for mucho mula and then they added an E and an R to the word "SUCK" and called the purchaser "SUCKER"
If it sounds to good to be true well you know the rest!
I got this one from a friend who believed the ad and I will with hold his name to protect the "SUCKER" (he he he}
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05-14-2005, 12:03 AM
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RE: Anyone remember this piece of history?
steps for success w/ this unit :
get an old school engine
mount engine to fan unit
place on a neat looking stand
create a comical story about the setup of some sort- an amazing yet beleiveable tail
dust it regularly
make the story bigger and better each time you tell it
enjoy ! lol
get an old school engine
mount engine to fan unit
place on a neat looking stand
create a comical story about the setup of some sort- an amazing yet beleiveable tail
dust it regularly
make the story bigger and better each time you tell it
enjoy ! lol
05-14-2005, 01:16 AM
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RE: Anyone remember this piece of history?
Steps for success with this unit-
1. Use the included optional .049 motor mount supplied with your new fan for optimal performance in heavy aircraft!
Rev Bro #118 (HE HE HE!)
1. Use the included optional .049 motor mount supplied with your new fan for optimal performance in heavy aircraft!
Rev Bro #118 (HE HE HE!)
