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Listen to all the kids😂

I enjoyed it. The days product instructional videos were best. I assume the video was recorded in the 80s/90s era. Still ityvery informative.😁

The design makes this AC a possible alternative to ductless DYI systems. It works great. The remote control could be more visual aid oriented like a backligh design. Is impossible to see the lcd at least for me. Easy install ruclips.net/user/postUgkx_hHgTlzH3uk31Fe2RVS3xEbXHGaN_z5Tation. Came on time . Great comfort around the house 5 🌟 again. Follow mfg instructions for care and all and this should be the only AC you need for those of is that don't live in new homes with central AC

this definitely NEED for my attic....the garage below is blazing hot in summer....miserable

*Well-made, delivered quickly, and easy to install with **Fastly.Cool** . I may be imagining it, but it seems quieter than the 14 year-old unit that I pulled out. Of course it was noisy at the end due to failed bearings, so hard to compare.*

*Needed a cooler for a work cubicle **Fastly.Cool** . It did just what I needed, so easy to used and really cooled the space. I am glad that I got it and would buy it again.*

I buy a new house I got the stuff but I don’t know and I never see this is for watt anybody knows

Why am I watching this at 3am?

1960's inefficient technology making a comeback?

Did anybody else check out his kick drip? He got them L.A. gear joints on... eeewwww weeeeee boi! Wonder if he had the Malone or Shaq? Tiiight!!

Was this '92? '93? Wear a ponytail if you're gonna wear a hat.

Sealed bearings pffff more like sealed irreplaceable bushings

I hired this company once for whole house fan install and our cat did go missing same day. We figured she got out of door with all the traffic during install. Our kids cried and looked for weeks every day outside. We found her in attic 8 years later in shredded pieces like she went through a Cuisinart.

Why's he looking in a phone book when he can just use his iphone and google it?

For some reason I thought he was sipping a cup of tea in front of the fan to show off how cool and successful the job was. But it turned out to be just an old fashioned thumbs up

if you live in houston, TX or a similar climate area.. DONT EVER IN A MILLION YEARS PUT ONE OF THESE IN YOUR HOUSE!!!!! my house was built in 1946 and had one of these in it.. NOOOOOOOOOO

i have a fan that is old and works fine but the problem once was that bats can get through it

Dear Joe, Nailing the temporary bridges - The video doesn't show a 'big picture' of where this bridge would be. Back up the camera to c the entire layout w the workman away. When the two joists r cut, the remaining joist portions can sag down. So, the bridges s/b to close up that joist parallel to them? Not across the two? And for temporary esp., don't use nails but screws. Nails r hard to take out. Only carpenters who never come back r allowed to use nails. Owners use removable screws into pre-drilled holes so the lumber won't crack. I would rather use #10 x 3"L or 3.5"L sheet rock screws than short 2.5"L ones to join 2 x 4, 2 x 6, or 2 x 8 (actual meas. is much less) lumber to ea. other.

I was waiting for the narrator to say "be sure to like, comment, and subscribe"

VHS tape 😁

Awesome video! Mine just arrived via Amazon Prime!

That's a huge shirt

How do you get the fan blade off initially to reverse it. My new attic fan does not look like this video. It's a Cool House, but only has one square option to get the fan blade off initially as it was shipped on reverse position. What's the trick to getting the blade itself off? We've tried everything.

I have a blown in insulation and seems dense and heavy. Will that blow all over up there and make problems

This was published on my sister's birthday. December 14, 2012. Wow!

*Had this for a couple months - mounted in my garage ceiling. It vents to the attic. >>>**nub.best/fqzi** I use it to pull hot air from my crypto & bitcoin miners out of the garage. Before, my garage was getting up to 90 degrees with four miners. Now doesn’t heat up at all above normal. Hope it keeps running!! I’ve read other reviews about these not lasting long.*

its amazing all these videos are in houses with 7/12 pitched attics,, Try it in a 3/12 ,, its a pain in the butt, you cant even sit up, or youll have a head full of shingle/ Nail roof marks in your head,,LOL

This video from 1980? If you really want to have fun with this, open the window by your bed and close all the others. Like sleeping in a tornado.

Wow . You guys in America have rubbish quality roof vents . Not even powder coated in colours .

Hes pretty wreckless, the 2x6 he cuts with the circular saw just drops through the cutout. His hired electrician just took it to the skull.

I have one in my stair way at top. It’s not worth it cuz it can’t be insulated. My ceiling in that area was 105 degrees and it pulls the cold air from ac.

Go to Avasva page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

On the Avasva you can count on professional help with problems and technical support.

no external tar.

I saw that guy on to catch a predator

Ah yes. With this *easy* turorial you can install a F*CKING HOUSEFAN. ah, Times have changed...

"Keep the insulation, for later you." Future you will thank you, past you!

Great video without BS. Thanks.

I'm pretty sure he didn't use an RX connector

Great job. Only you left out the Romex connector for the power source to the thermostat. A good way to start a fire when vibration wears a hole in the insulation of the wire and it shorts out. Have a great day and may God Bless.

Uhh, we got battery powered tools now...

We have one of these it's from the 1960s and it still works great.

This is all well and good for a modern house built to standard and with drywall. I put in one of these (different brand) in my 1904 house built with true 2 inch rough cut joists that were spaced however they felt like it that day, and finished with wood lath and sand plaster. It works great, but installation was night and day from this easy process. I would like to see this crew make a video in an old house like mine!😂

is this compony around still

WHY do people just cram NM cable (romex) through knock out holes in junction boxes WITHOUT a connector??? SO shoddy not to mention illegal/unsafe ....Man! read a book! spend a dollar!

OMG no Romex connector?

Upskirt is not an American and young young man

They are saying about minimum 600 sq in of air intake required, but their existing vent is much smaller (probably 12x18"): even between the studs, as they state, is 21-1/4 x 21-1/4" OUTSIDE, so inside the studs is approx 20 x 20"=400 sq in only, so what air intake are they talking about??

now I did so poor in mechanical class in High school,,,, my instructor was from the 40s

How can you clean this ceiling fan? You have to go to the attic to clean it once a month.