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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-15 / 20:09 UTC GMT +00:00

You attach the fans to the goggles where you have room and where they work, you don't need a specific mask to use the fans you just need to find a spot on your goggles.
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-15 / 22:33 UTC GMT +00:00

Iceman wrote:You attach the fans to the goggles where you have room and where they work, you don't need a specific mask to use the fans you just need to find a spot on your goggles.
Alright, would they work if they just blow on the front or should they blow through the vents or should they blow on the inside?
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 00:23 UTC GMT +00:00

If you PM me a photo of the top and sides of your mask/ goggles, I might be able to think of a way that you could put the fans on.
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 01:09 UTC GMT +00:00

Here are the photos, i posted on this htread instead of a pm so that others can post their ideas as well :)
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 01:25 UTC GMT +00:00

Are you going to be wearing it with the visor and top of head protector on?

I'm asking because I believe if you just took that off, then you can place the pans on the top of the goggles.
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 01:28 UTC GMT +00:00

I usually do, but im pretty sure theres a way to take it off
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 16:33 UTC GMT +00:00

With the visor you'd have to do something fairly custom to get the fans on, and even then they probably won't help a ton because they wont be blowing directly into the goggles. Try taking the visor off, that should help give you more airflow to begin with, then you will have room for the 2 fans on top of the goggles themselves.
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 17:14 UTC GMT +00:00

I am using the JT Flex 8 but its not the full face/head version. I think the visor on yours should be removable. If you manage to remove it, install the fans right above the goggle. Theres should be a rubber mesh which is part of the goggle frame. The visor has 3 pegs, one of each side near your ears and one at the front (center). After you install the fans, you can put the visor back on. The visor won't affect the airflow at all.

The recommended fans set-up is use em as exhaust (suck air out from goggle) but I have mine the opposite way. I just make sure that it's not dusty around me when I run the fans otherwise I will be blowing dust into my eyes. When it rains its not good either and I will reverse my fans when I get the chance.
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Re: Goggle fan kit with battery.

Post2013-09-16 / 17:49 UTC GMT +00:00

Pinoy wrote:I am using the JT Flex 8 but its not the full face/head version. I think the visor on yours should be removable. If you manage to remove it, install the fans right above the goggle. Theres should be a rubber mesh which is part of the goggle frame. The visor has 3 pegs, one of each side near your ears and one at the front (center). After you install the fans, you can put the visor back on. The visor won't affect the airflow at all.

The recommended fans set-up is use em as exhaust (suck air out from goggle) but I have mine the opposite way. I just make sure that it's not dusty around me when I run the fans otherwise I will be blowing dust into my eyes. When it rains its not good either and I will reverse my fans when I get the chance.
Ok thanks so much this is very helpful
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