These 1970's to 2000's fans are quite durable and maintenance free.. Awesome performance as well. Many people still use these as these fans are the only ones which can give the required amount of air which we need now...and if you maintain them they will match today's decor as well..but who will make people understand this.
@@neil.v3235 what to say...but still at least we have high speed...though it cannot give us the feel of high breeze but in a way is just a modified version of it. Both give 230 cmm thick airflow. Only speed and winding difference
@UCwQ0mUJu-eQ-WdDsX-0MpGQ Agreed, But some people Always Want High speed Fans whether it gives air or no they don't care but they want Highest Speed Fan. This is becoming the Mentality. That's the Reason Old and Nice fans are being thrown away.
Those 70s High Breeze fans are indeed durable. My grandparents had 3 of those from 1978. Many places these fans are still in use. Some people are removing because of renovation.
Even Usha Prima is a nice fan. Could be commonly seen till late 2000s early 2010s. Used to be commonly seen usually at railway stations, schools, halls, shops, etc.
The speed of those 1970s HB fans are 290 rpm due to 18 pole motor, whereas the HB fans in the 1990s are 310 - 320 rpm, faster than the 70s version due to 16 pole motor, but Air Delivery on both HB fans are similar.
Two good 70's fans in a great condition. Wow! Jackpot. Working non-stop without any trouble for 50 years..nice.this might be having threaded downrod
All of them have Threaded Downrod except that Anchor 56"
These 1970's to 2000's fans are quite durable and maintenance free.. Awesome performance as well. Many people still use these as these fans are the only ones which can give the required amount of air which we need now...and if you maintain them they will match today's decor as well..but who will make people understand this.
@@electricalbro6308 People Throw these Away because they are very slow. But The Air Thickness of these fans are better than All new fans.
@@neil.v3235 what to say...but still at least we have high speed...though it cannot give us the feel of high breeze but in a way is just a modified version of it. Both give 230 cmm thick airflow. Only speed and winding difference
@UCwQ0mUJu-eQ-WdDsX-0MpGQ Agreed, But some people Always Want High speed Fans whether it gives air or no they don't care but they want Highest Speed Fan. This is becoming the Mentality.
That's the Reason Old and Nice fans are being thrown away.
Amazing 70s HBs! I love the canopy designs on the 1970s HB fans!
Yes! They're good looking canopies
2:02 where is the original canopies
Original Canopies are not there, these canopies are from 90s Dec air.
That got replaced by this Anchor fan
@@neil.v3235 what happened to the Dec air
@@Electroplusenergy8173 my classmate Damaged it's Blades. When I was in this class. It stopped working so they threw it and replaced with this Anchor.
@@neil.v3235 oh it was having golden shanks
@@neil.v3235 and what they did to the anchor canopies
In my collage there is some local fans
Ok
Nice fan bro and the moter looks asome
Thanks
1:22 is that anchor xl fan 1400mm
I don't know it's name, which fan is that?
Anchor xl have cg canopy Maybe cg was not repaired so installed anchor
There was a CG Dec air fan there previously. It had bent blades and wobble issues so discarded it's motor and installed Anchor fan on Dec air Downrod
@@neil.v3235 ohh
Awesome Comparison of 70s HB vs 70s Usha Prima.
This was not a comparison, I showed both together because they are connected to each other in parallel.
This is 48 inch or 56 inch fan?
Both are 48 inch
HB blows very great air.
Those 70s High Breeze fans are indeed durable. My grandparents had 3 of those from 1978. Many places these fans are still in use. Some people are removing because of renovation.
Some people still keep them. They're durable fans.
@@neil.v3235 Yes. Some do keep.
Even Usha Prima is a nice fan. Could be commonly seen till late 2000s early 2010s. Used to be commonly seen usually at railway stations, schools, halls, shops, etc.
Nice, it's a good fan
Yes. All old Usha fans are good.
My relatives have 5 Usha Pulsars from 1988-89. They're still using them. Only capacitors have been replaced.
@@AF-iz3np Usha Pulsar was a great fan, Especially the Pulsar 56". it's performance is similar to HS 56"
@@neil.v3235 Yes. That was the first Usha fan which I could recognise as Usha.
King Products Usha Prima & 1970's HB
Absolutely!
The speed of those 1970s HB fans are 290 rpm due to 18 pole motor, whereas the HB fans in the 1990s are 310 - 320 rpm, faster than the 70s version due to 16 pole motor, but Air Delivery on both HB fans are similar.
Thickness of air varies from 70s to 90s.
Usha Prima has glossy brown finish.
It was Repainted. Usha Prima had Matte Finish
Which year is the Anchor fan?
I don't Know, Maybe 2001-2
Nice fans 👍
i just want all of the fans from there but its not mine so.......im sad
Come and take them then. They are waiting for you.
@@neil.v3235 what
Come to this place and buy the fans when they get auctioned
@@neil.v3235 ok im really far away from the place, I just commented. Sorry.
2:02 oh this fan was anchor I was thought that this is crompton pavan deco because of 90s Dec Air canopies.
Yes, this is Anchor XL 56" Fan
Prima is rare with brown color
Nice fans.
I have 2 usha prima fan in my house
Nice
Bro at 2:01 this is anchor XL model
The fan is wobbling because of the missing decorative ring
I see, no fan Wobbles because of absence of its Decorative Ring. This one's Blades were bent and motor Bolt loose.
Make a video of all the fans.. 💯💯
Which fans?
@@neil.v3235 where the all fans r installed
@@tanish0904My college, I've made video of 3 more models.
Usha prima has absolutely bent blades.