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How to Make a Rechargeable Table Fan Auto rotation [Use 3 DC Motor ] - Amazing life hack for summer

VietnamPublished June 13, 2017

Views 406K  |  Likes 1.56K  |  Comments 55
Views#4,238,861Global
Views#54,759Vietnam

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Mr. H2Mr. H2
317K subs•179 videos•Oct 2016

This video has 406K views and 1.56K likes, ranking #4,238,861 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

406,053

Likes

1,568

Comments

55

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Engagement rate

Revenue estimate

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Total (all-time): $284 – $812

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Diy a Mini Rechargeable Table Fan Auto rotation at home [Use 3 DC Motor ] - Easy to Build [make Revolving Table Fan] - Amazing life hack for summer. Don't forget Subscribe Mr H2 channel: https://goo.gl/oc6dfd Thank for watching !!

Published
June 13, 2017
Made for kids
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