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Mechanical ventilation for goggles
I've only seen one option and it didn't look very appeal. I am looking for a system to fan vent my ESS Land Ops goggles. Any suggestions? Sources?
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i just screw an old computer fan to the top of my goggles, wire it up to a 7.2v RC car battery and put that in the breast pocket of my BDUs, that battery will last weeks
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Suck or blow...that Was too easy ;)
So draw through the top I'm guessing? What size fan are you using?
Seriously? I'm the only guy who wears glasses and has a fogging problem in my goggles? Damn man. I think I'm going to start producing something and marketing it 'cause this seems really common even for not glasses folks. Can you post a photo or that setup? Thanks! |
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I have glasses, I bought the TM goggle maskes with the loudest fan on earth.
Have not yet tried it on the field though. It has good reviews. |
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You're not the only one, here's my set up.... :)
http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...l/DSC_3255.jpg http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...l/DSC_3231.jpg http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...l/DSC_3235.jpg http://i738.photobucket.com/albums/x...l/DSC_3249.jpg I used 20mmx20mm 5v computer fans, connected to a 9v battery, cost build, around 15$-20$ :) I also installed them on a pair of JT spectra goggles with THERMAL lens, and I also use Fogtech on the lens, but mostly on the prescription glasses I'm wearing underneath .... :) And theres also someone that already sells such a kit, its called the "FANZ kit", just google it.... |
I use a big 2" fan with a shroud to direct the air into the goggles. it makes for incredible ventilation, i have never had the slightest fog on my mask or glasses, and it keeps my forehead cool too
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Fanzine it is then!
Did some more hunting and there is a G&G goggle fan kit available. Finding the fans alone was a futile Internet search gone wrong. There is probably some really good tech/electronics stores in North York or Toronto but who has the time to find that.
Thanks all for the info. I have just ordered a "double fan" kit on line and will see how that works out. Happy airlifting from Barrie Ontario. TDH |
BTW: I find zipties to be too big, bulky and unconveniant for some goggle systems, so O would recommend to use sewing thread instead, cheap, and effective :)
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If you want new goggles, check out the Smith Optics Elite OTW w/ fan. Sweet goggle kit, if you can get it! Sold in the US only :(
Im trying to get my hands on a set now, but am currently using the Revision Desert Locusts with the no fog cloth on both my goggle lenses and my glasses lenses. |
Now my eyeballs are drying out!
Cool...like the tip about the sewing thread. I'll explore that a bit and see what works...nylon fishing line w/ melted tie-off? Hmmm. I have a couple grand worth of stuff coming from various parts of Canada and the States and then I'll probably have a bunch more questions.
Thanks guys...very helpful! |
I deal the FANZ kits and got fresh stock again. Singles and Doubles run on a 9v and silent fans.
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Ooooo do want. I was thinking about getting some mesh goggles but I'm a little scared of not having something impermiable between my eyes and the pellets
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