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Old 06-19-2018, 04:41 AM   #1
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AC oscillating fan conversion?

I have a regular oscillating fan that runs on AC current. I want to use it in my rig without using the inverter. Can I cut off the AC plug at the end of the wire, and replace it with a cigarette lighter plug, and simply connect it to one of the cigarette outlets in the rig?
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NO! The problem isn't the plug. An AC motor will not run on DC. There is such a thing as a universal motor, but even that will not run when the DC voltage is 1/10th the design voltage.

Get a nice oscillating DC fan...
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