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Bluegears B-Flexi Fan Review
By: Rich Smith
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    2007-01-31

    Table of Contents:
  • Bluegears B-Flexi Fan Review
  • Show me the fans
  • A closer look
  • Light me up
  • Testing and Conclusion

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    Bluegears B-Flexi Fan Review - Light me up


    (Page 4 of 5 )

    Now that we have the fans out and we know how the wiring works, let's take a look at the fans doing their thing.

     

     

    Above you see the fan running.  On the top is the fan without any lights activated.  A quick flick of the switch, and it immediately lights up in red.

     

     

    And a couple more flips of the switch gives us the blue and green lights.  I must say that the pictures here barely do them justice.  That's especially true for the green one.

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