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Yup I did it. Build cost without goggles is about $12 with battery.

nice

u reproducing, u could make some money doin that

No I'm not reproducing.

Do they work? I am not beinga dick just asking it looks like the part over the eyse themselves would still fog up????????? anyway cheaper than mine.

They seem to. I was going to test them sunday but oh well.

lol

I lol'd too. I go "hawwww" on the lenses to fog 'em up and they defog kinda quick. Quicker than no fan. haha So I guess they work. We'll see.

i wonder if yoiu could put 2 fans on there, and then use less power to run them. be bulky at first but they could be slimmed down later, that is the problem with mine. if i sweat that fan is on high!

Nah, i think 2 fans and 2 batteries would be too heavy. Its a 12v fan so running two off a 9v is not going to work.

yeah well maybe there are some different ones out there(fans)

It's a cool idea but I bet it's better than the anti-fog solution. That stuff doesn't work for me.

Never worked for me either. Check out my thread about goggles with fans on 'em.

no that wipe on stuff is garbage. The best without fans is still dual pane goggles like the Bolle's they will never fog up. I used to have these JT dual pane pball goggles and htey rocked, cheap and no fog. But I cannot use clear lenses so I have to use the ess's. The only I know of that have the dark lenses that are pop outs and sealed.

[quote="Andrew"]Yup I did it. Build cost without goggles is about $12 with battery.

pretty easy to make. And there are 2 ways you could wire them up. 1 of which is how Andrew did it. The other is directly to the battery (no switch).