@@CastorTroy666 In truth I don’t know the absolute answer. If I look to the guys that research the Milwaukee tools, in their case the 6 is less powerful than the 5 apparently due to the cells used in the batteries. But it also depends on what you want to do with it. The high volume / low pressure end also has a limit to what it will output even if you had a 10 times more powerful battery. It’s the physics of using a fan to push the air out rather than compressing it. On the high pressure end I’d guess there will also be a max pressure relief valve or switch. In either case I’d guess that regardless what battery you won’t get a significant improvement in performance but I’d stress that is only a guess. Sorry I can’t help more.
00:00 - 03:07 Description and introduction to it (including a couple of concerns) 03:07 - 04:01 Use it as a bench duster / blower 04:01 - 05:30 Inflating a van tyre (25psi > 50psi) 05:30 - 08:30 Inflating an air mattress 08:30 - 09:10 Deflating an air mattress 09:10 - end Should you buy it? Would I buy it again? Purchase link on Amazon amzn.to/3bpyo3z As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases Because of the link above, the ASA considers this video to be an advert
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Will the machine be more powerful with a 6 AH battery than my 5 AH, or does it just last longer?
@@CastorTroy666 In truth I don’t know the absolute answer. If I look to the guys that research the Milwaukee tools, in their case the 6 is less powerful than the 5 apparently due to the cells used in the batteries. But it also depends on what you want to do with it. The high volume / low pressure end also has a limit to what it will output even if you had a 10 times more powerful battery. It’s the physics of using a fan to push the air out rather than compressing it. On the high pressure end I’d guess there will also be a max pressure relief valve or switch. In either case I’d guess that regardless what battery you won’t get a significant improvement in performance but I’d stress that is only a guess. Sorry I can’t help more.
00:00 - 03:07 Description and introduction to it (including a couple of concerns)
03:07 - 04:01 Use it as a bench duster / blower
04:01 - 05:30 Inflating a van tyre (25psi > 50psi)
05:30 - 08:30 Inflating an air mattress
08:30 - 09:10 Deflating an air mattress
09:10 - end Should you buy it? Would I buy it again?
Purchase link on Amazon amzn.to/3bpyo3z
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases
Because of the link above, the ASA considers this video to be an advert