Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can the direction of blade/air movement be changed with the remote?
Document: So, swapping out for a standard switch made that all work well. The fan is quiet, moves enough air, and the light seems fine, though with that CFL morgue feel which I'm becoming more accustomed to. Hunter seems to want you to mount the remote on top of the existing wall switch, which of course I didn't do.
This review gets an automatic star off for being Made in China (yuck).The second star off is for for poor component integration. There seems to be more complexity built into fans now that they have CFLs and probably an extra amount of FCC compliance for the remote.
On the last blade, I cut down one of the top hat bushings ever so slightly to make starting the threads a bit easier. In hindsight, contrary to the instructions, I should have installed the blades first. Maybe being made on the other side of the earth the screws don't fall out as easily.Functionally, it works well. I made the mistake of hooking it up to an existing Lutron dimmer switch that was used for the old light with standard incandescent bulbs. They don't play well together.
Silent, solid and sleek! I have alot of ceiling fans both from hampton bay and hunter.... It took meforever to research which one to get.. I hear mixed reviews etc.. I bought this one because themajority of reviewers rated it highly. I have to say I agree... no regrets I would buy another.One thing if anything I would mention is that they supply a remote holder that mounts on the lightswitch..
Very nice looking and very functional both as a fan and as a light. I'm pleased with my purchase. The end
This fan is beautiful and works wonderfully. It's exceptionally quiet while it's running. This fan did take a little longer to install than the other fans we bought. It wasn't really hard or anything, but you do really have to read the directions and it's a little annoying to try and fit all the wires into the base along with this white electrical box you had to shove in there too.All in all, I would definitely recommend this fan and would buy it again.
I still have the edge of a blue wire peeking out of one of the holes, which is kind of annoying, but I'll just leave it there. Adding the blades after the power unit is on already mounted is not a task for the faint at heart. There are rubber bushings that you have to compress before starting the screws, all while working upside down, dropping screws and bushings to the floor.
For now at least.
Answer: no