Battery Fan Suggestions

[chopsaw]

Mainly just need the pump and water tote. Not sure of doing this worth the effort or not?

Mine hooks to a hose or sits on a bucket . Pump is built in to the fan with it's own switch .
Works good out on the patio . You can see the spray on the ground is pretty wide .
If I was taking it somewhere , I'd just use it as a fan myself .

 

[Colin1230]

If you have EGO tools, and want some serious fan action check this out.

The EGO is the one I have and it's awesome. It makes sitting on the patio in the heat rather nice. Pam just loves this fan. We use it every time the grand kids are over to play on the water slide.
This unit only makes sense if you are already invested in EGO tools.

 

[sandyut]

So the battery on fan is great. It went 4 days on the river. Really only good for one person though. With temp getting over 100 I considering a mister. The fan has a mister but made to hook to faucet. I considering buying a mister kit with rechargeable battery. Mainly just need the pump and water tote. Not sure of doing this worth the effort or not?

my SIL has some Ryobi mister fans that sit on a 5 gallon bucket. Like this

 

[radioguy]

That Ryobi looks great. We have a couple of 110v ones in the trailer. I am considering getting a small lithium 110v inverter. They are so light and versatile on the go.

RG

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[chopsaw]

That Ryobi looks great.

It's nice . My battery stuff is Makita . I have about 15 batteries from 1.8 to 5.0 amp hours . 3 dual chargers and 2 single charges , but the Makita fan didn't have the mister function .
So I got that Ryobi . On sale for 50 bucks . 1 battery and a simple charger . I bought another battery for it . The batteries have to be the low profile type , to fit in the port . It has a gasketed cover over the battery .

I am considering getting a small lithium 110v inverter. They are so light and versatile on the go.

That would be the set up since you have the fans already . I'd like to have one just for the house .