Review - Ankway Solar Fan Kit! (Affiliate)
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ส.ค. 2024
- RSM is so excited to have a solar fan kit to review with you! (Thanks to Alex and Ankway for the product.) This is a three-fan, solar fan kit which requires next to no assembly. This outdoor kit is quick and easy to install and can make a big difference in air circulation with a backyard chicken coop or a greenhouse. As always, RSM gives you an honest review including how she chose to use it and what she doesn't like.
See the product here: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZ7WS355/
THE CHICKEN TENDER'S JOURNAL IS LIVE AND READY FOR PURCHASE! RSM is so happy to offer this to the community and really appreciates your support. realsimplemama.com/the-chicke...
Remember that RSM has literally hundreds of videos here to help you get more detailed information on all kinds of topics, from chicken medical issues and general health, to chickens and your plants, to chicken treats and snacks! You can also email her at theMama@realsimplemama.com
RSM now works with Grubbly Farms to spread the word about healthy, sustainable feed and treats for your backyard chickens! Grown responsibly in the US and Canada, always ship for free, and use RSM’s code for your own discount! glnk.io/mxkx/real-simple-mama
RSM is not a medical professional. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I almost went with one of these for my coop, but opted against it because it had no ability to store power. The coop is hot at night, and by main goal was to cool them then. No sun, no cooling😢. I like the setup you did for the greenhouse, though!
Really nice for hot days, but not so much for the really hot nights. Thank you for your honesty! ❤
I’ve been looking for a good fan. The flock needs one even up here in Michigan.
Yes I’m hoping if they make some improvements that I could use it to cool the coop down right before dusk. We tried that massive solar fan build a few years ago with a car battery and it never worked well either. 😕
@@realsimplemama Good idea.
I’ve been using solar attic exhaust fans that have small batteries in-line in my runs just to move some air. They will run 6-8 hours on a sunny day so that runs a few hours after sundown. I am going to start buying them for my coops but I would like one that will run at night because you are right, it is hot in the summer here in Texas in the coops, even at night.
Ooh that’s a good idea too! We loved the concept of that old solar fan build (which you can look up here on my channel) but it never worked consistently. It was hard to find that balance of “get as much power from the panels as you can” plus “have excess energy stored in the battery” and have it running with the temperature gage! But I want to look into it again. ✌🏻❤️🐓
This product did not fair well for me in Florida. I installed in my chicken coop and the output was very lacking. I returned back to Amazon. I ended up using a power double fan purchased from big box store with a screen attached for safety. Its been working for me going on 2 years with a power cord. Glad this solar product is working for you though.
Oh I’m glad that you found something that worked for you too! ✌🏻❤️🐓
I think I have too many cloudy days for something like this.
My 2 chicken died over night yesterday they were health but moring i saw them leg paralyzed breathing heavily l was shocked went to the drug store those bastards gave me human medicine for becteria 😞 they died second gave them that
Another my close neighbor running poultry farm very close could it be it's some kind of virus
Now i have only 2 chicken
One not eating much
😞
Oh no I’m so sorry. That’s terrible. I would contact your neighbor and see if they’re dealing with any illness there. The only things I can think of are Mareks disease or coccidiosis but I’m not a vet and don’t have enough information. I hope you can get some answers. ✌🏻❤️🐓
@@realsimplemama my neighbour chickens also dying for 10-15days everyday and he is rude 😞 but it has 20-30 meter distance from my chicken cope i have noticed red and white poo from my chicks
I couldn't imagine wind could pass illness without contact
One day your chickens fine the next morning they gone 🤧 what a shock
I’m so sorry. I would suspect coccidiosis then. If possible keep all birds away from your flock and see if you can get a medication like Corrid. Treat all of your chickens. Cocci can be serious but it can also be cured. And keep doing more research too! - remember I’m not a vet.