SOUND TECHNOLOGY Axial Fan OEM ST Part 3210-2610,12v DC Comair Rotron, Flight LT

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ST SOUND TECHNOLOGY Axial Fan OEM Part 3210-2610, 12v DC - Comair Rotron. Flight LT Brushless
New/old shelf repair stock, as shown.  See photos for part identification, quantity, package condition.  You will receive the item shown, in the condition shown.
Used by Sound Technology, but made by Comair Rotron.  Flight LT Brushless, 12 Volt, .08A, Part number CR0412MB-G70 (T)
Initial quantity in the bin was 2, so if you both, simply increase your order.  Shipping has been set to discount for an order qty of 2.
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Location H BD, ST Box
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Backstory:
A few years back I had the opportunity to purchase the remaining parts inventory when a local Sound Technology (ST) field office shut down.  Because this purchase included a couple trailer loads of small parts, they've been sitting, almost untouched, in the corner of my warehouse in large boxes.
I have decided this summer/fall to sort them out and sell them off, either as individual part numbers or as groups/lots of similar parts (connectors, components, modules, etc), so they can be put back into use.
Most of the small repair parts (resistors, hardware, knobs, etc) were in cardboard parts bins and had the 8-digit ST part number on the bin front.  What I am doing for processing these is simply removing the label from the parts bins and adding it to what I found in the bin, without spending a lot of additional time identifying the parts being offered.  This way I can offer them at a lower price.
In addition to the ST reference number, some parts have vender labels or part info marked on the individual parts.  Because I am planning to do this as quick as I can, I will not be answering too many questions about individual parts.  Too much time is why they have been sitting aside in the warehouse so far.
Larger parts were in individual boxes and again will either be lotted up or sold separately.  Most of these would be called New/Old stock, but I can see a few have been used by the techs (likely for troubleshooting), then put back.  I will try to be as accurate as I can on the condition and in the photos.
I was an electronics technician in the 70's and 80s, but was never a "Sound Tech" guy, so am only generally familiar with most of these parts.  I saw value in saving them and getting them out to those who could use them, so I purchased and stored them.  Since then I have been selling off New/Old stock maintenance and operations manuals and the larger complete (or nearly complete) ST equipment, now it's time for the repair parts.