In reply to Post #13
It looks like all you do is undo the cover on the back, add the drops to the pad in the clear plastic holder / cup and then put the back on. No need to try and peel the sticker or remove the cup.
I suspect it works by the fumes from the repellant slowly seeping out of the small cover with the holes on the back and then the fan sucks the fumes out and through the fan.
It looks like all you do is undo the cover on the back, add the drops to the pad in the clear plastic holder / cup and then put the back on. No need to try and peel the sticker or remove the cup.
I suspect it works by the fumes from the repellant slowly seeping out of the small cover with the holes on the back and then the fan sucks the fumes out and through the fan.
In reply to Post #16
Thanks for that . Surprising that there are no instructions 👍
Thanks for that . Surprising that there are no instructions 👍
In reply to Post #17
I think it's one of them things that is literal, it does state add some drops to the pad, nothing more nothing less. It just sounds too simple so we expect there to be more to it
I think it's one of them things that is literal, it does state add some drops to the pad, nothing more nothing less. It just sounds too simple so we expect there to be more to it
In reply to Post #18
Thanks for that . Got it for Christmas but at the rate we're going I'm not sure if it's going to get any use any time soon 🤣
Thanks for that . Got it for Christmas but at the rate we're going I'm not sure if it's going to get any use any time soon 🤣
In reply to Post #19
could i run 1 of the fans of a 26000 power pack and how long would it last for any ideas
could i run 1 of the fans of a 26000 power pack and how long would it last for any ideas
In reply to Post #20
Anyone using liquid on the pad, if so what
cheers guys
Anyone using liquid on the pad, if so what
cheers guys
In reply to Post #21
Holland and Barrett sell citronella oil
Holland and Barrett sell citronella oil
In reply to Post #20
Yes you can use a powerbank to run it. I have Anker 26800 ones. I was using dual fan high speed, but that does eat the power then tried dual fan low speed and that was miles better with very good airflow.
Great bit of kit. Kept me nice n cool in my bivvy this year.
Yes you can use a powerbank to run it. I have Anker 26800 ones. I was using dual fan high speed, but that does eat the power then tried dual fan low speed and that was miles better with very good airflow.
Great bit of kit. Kept me nice n cool in my bivvy this year.
In reply to Post #1
excellent review,
Used mine last week to help dry the condensation in the bivvy before packing up, drained the power bank at the same time, so not just a summer thing.
excellent review,
Used mine last week to help dry the condensation in the bivvy before packing up, drained the power bank at the same time, so not just a summer thing.
In reply to Post #25
I have 2 with a water reservoir that is super chilled water drops in front of the fan could put ice In the water too. Not very big and have built in batteries. Takes a cup of water and that lasts a good few hours b4 needing to be topped up.
I have 2 with a water reservoir that is super chilled water drops in front of the fan could put ice In the water too. Not very big and have built in batteries. Takes a cup of water and that lasts a good few hours b4 needing to be topped up.