Articulated blades ceiling fan-lamps combination

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – With illumination means

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416 89, 416142, F04D 2934

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047767618

ABSTRACT:
A ceiling fan is provided and includes articulated fan blades such that when the fan is off the blades will hang vertically downwardly by force of gravity and when the fan is turned on the blades will rise radially to a horizontal pitched angled position due to the coaction of centrifugal force, and wind reaction force.

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