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Old 06-19-2016, 10:03 AM   #1
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Fantastic Fan Question

I was curious if the rain sensor in the Fantastic Fan will detect rain and close when the trailer is in the "Store" mode?

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I tried this same scenario the other day and it did not close. If you have shore power and are in store mode it will.
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Boaters have dealt with this problem for years, of having to close deck hatches that were left open for ventilation on stored boats. Here's what some of them use…
http://www.yandina.com/hatchInfo.htm
You would have to leave the fan cover's arms loose, so that it can fall shut under its own weight. Then you use this device to prop it open. The device uses an ordinary aspirin as a water-activated fusible link. When the aspirin gets wet, it dissolves, causing the device to pop out of place so that the cover closes.

Not sure it would work with a Fantastic Fan cover, but it's worth a try.
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Boaters have dealt with this problem for years, of having to close deck hatches that were left open for ventilation on stored boats. Here's what some of them use…
http://www.yandina.com/hatchInfo.htm
You would have to leave the fan cover's arms loose, so that it can fall shut under its own weight. Then you use this device to prop it open. The device uses an ordinary aspirin as a water-activated fusible link. When the aspirin gets wet, it dissolves, causing the device to pop out of place so that the cover closes.

Not sure it would work with a Fantastic Fan cover, but it's worth a try.
Neat idea!
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