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It's an electric device, so I think it belongs in this category. Does anyone travel with a fan? I need moving air to be able to sleep. I had a portable fan from Brookstone that ran on both batteries and AC, it was pretty small though, and shut off after 4 hours. In a totale dope moment I plugged it into a 220V outlet and blew the motor, so I need something else. I have this real cheap one from Walm Mart, but it doesn't through enough air. Any ideas on a decent travel fan?

I hope your not korean! My parents have warned me of the dangers of fans in an enclosed space! (Really, i'm not kidding... they were mildly upset that I had my fan running with my door closed when i went to bed) :p

Fan Death!!!

All kidding aside, try this website. LINK

So "Fan Death" only kills Koreans???? :rolleyes:

:rolleyes:

I bought one from Sears long ago that was the size of a softball but was all metal and sturdy. I never used it for sleep but it was great for drying ski boots on trips.

I do however travel with a Brookstone portable fan powered by 2 AAs. Summer travel season is upon us. Why, yesterday in the stuffy RJ cabin I received compliments and envious glances.

Jim

I travel to Korea and now I understand. Hilarious.

Well... I assumed it was like how lead only poisons people in California! ;)

More amusement on this topic can be found here.

Amazon has 166 items in the category: Home Improvement › Heating & Cooling › Fans › Portable Fans

I have one of these on my desk at work: http://www.vornado.com/zippi.htm