hi carmine
you would think that because of the possibility of overheating the motor,despite the 'dome' of air ..that they would add a small cooling fan...just in case....i say this because ive heard that back in the day is when stuff was built to last....quality over quantity.
Interesting that you say so, retardturtle1. However, it wasn't needed. Plenty of air flow and circulation throughout the global Connie bag and motor cavities. Cooling fans on the other hand were standard and staples in most all fan first uprights.
Also interesting to note is that the HOOVER portable canisters, all using bypass dirt motor systems, used a cooling fan on the commutator end of the motor, with an outerstage housing cover, to increase the cool/clean airflow circulation around the motor.
Carmine D.
This message was modified Jun 12, 2009 by CarmineD
