AA Battery Clip-On Cordless Fan Recommendation?

DaveInRI

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22 Cruiser
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Once
I'm looking to add a couple clip-on (or able to be clipped on w/ third party clip) cordless fans for the cabin and v-berth, but want to use rechargeable AA batteries. There are some out there, but I was curious if anyone here has a favorite? I do not want Ryobi or other NMC/NCA type chemistries.

Something like this, but a known commodity / recommendation from a c-brat would be good:

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TBD about clip mouth opening needs, I'd measure before buying...

I'd also compare various power draws. Not expecting the Caframo specs, but it's still a factor.

Caframo Specs (plug-in):
Current Draw on Low: 0.06A (24V) and 0.12A (12V)
Current Draw on High: 0.21A (24V) and 0.35A (12V)

Thank you!
 
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I already read this thread, and will be getting one wired 12V fan, but the AA fans are for off-boat kid-related use also:
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Thread 'Portable battery powered fan'

My boating season is rapidly drawing to a close unless I can find a way to cool off. Tomorrow will be nice and cool but then it's 90+ for the foreseeable future along with that lovely Carolina humidity.

I'm looking for a simple fan that I can move around while at anchor. I won't be sleeping aboard so I just need something to create enough breeze to make sitting and reading a book comfortable for a couple hours.

I do not want to hassle with wiring anything in plus I'd like to be able to move it to the cockpit (maybe some sort of clip on?)

While I'm at it, do you have any suggestions for...
 
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