To: | triumphs@Autox.Team.Net |
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Subject: | Re: Electric Cooling Fans |
From: | Joe Worsley <worsley@ebicom.net> |
Date: | Tue, 12 Aug 1997 07:06:37 -0700 |
Organization: | UNORGANIZED |
References: | <v01540b00b01528737bbf@[38.10.6.238]> <33F06D7C.5C06@ebicom.net> |
Joe Worsley wrote: > Kinderlehrer's wrote: > > Ok, now I'm very confused. The output of the alternator is dependent on the > rotation speed of the armature, ie RPM of the engine. Unlike an air > conditioner, there is no clutch mechanism that engages and disenges, so if > I put an electric fan in the car, then I have to go faster to get more > horsepower to the fan motor?? > > Does this mean I will get better gas mileage if I turn the radio off? :) You are only allowed to turn the radio off or volume down if you don't have a teenager with you. Joe Worsley 80 TR8 72 TR6 (no radio) Tupelo, MS USA |
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