This say 58,500 feet per minute. Most other blower are rated in cubic feet per minute. Does anyone now what this one does in cubic feet per minute?
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Would need more info to mathematically figure it . But I can tell you that the master blaster has a lot of power !
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Regretfully Im not a math guy...so I dont have the answer.....I will say that its so powerful I need ear plugs when blowing wheels, and it does a cadillac in less then 4 minutes...Im VERY pleased with the investment ....using one engine or 2 it will take the hair off your head.
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Not sure, but it is a 2 speed blower, greenworks website may have more. I will tell you that this blower is for light work and dry debris. I use it for walkways and our parking lot, but i know it won't work well on grass for moving heavy leaves. Hope this helps.
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DetMar rates this blower at 158 CFM. Their 4" blower with this design is 240 CFM. No rpm's listed. 13.6 volts and 3.5amp draw
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I found the ratings in their product manual on their website. Smoke - 197 Dust - 197 Pollen - 214 These values are in cubic feet per minute and represent the clean air delivery rate into the room that would be required to reduce the contaminants by the same amount as the air purifier. https://s3.amazonaws.com/winix-production-1/spree/products/manuals/000/000/002/original/Freshome_series_user_manual.pdf?1397750910
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that is where the cfm rating comes in. many people focus on horse power but that doesent really tell you much. cfm or cubic feet per minute will tell you what you need to know. find the tools you would like to use, for example a framing nailer, and on it's product info, which can be found on amazon or that product's web page, you can find the required cfm and at what pressure or psi. this compressor delivers 2.35cfm at 90lbs of pressure. that is good for light framing, roofing is a bit much for it, no problems with any smaller nail guns. most touch up paint sprayers require quite a bit more than this can do.. in short this is perfect for smaller nail guns, okay for remodel framing, not for production framing.. hope that helps
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I installed it for 220V 60 HZ. I'm not absolutely sure, but think it would be fine for 50 HZ also. Possibly the blower motor would run slightly slower.
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Max Air Volume = 356 cfm and Max Air Speed = 145 mph. (This information is from the Makita website.) It blows very well and seems to actually work better than these numbers might suggest.
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I don't know exactly how much air it moves, but it moves a lot of air. Whatever the specs say is probably true. As far as I know it has no brushes, at least it looks brushless. I paired the blower with a "KEEDOX® NEW 6V-90V 15A DC Motor Pump Speed Controller" from amazon to make it variable speed.
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At maximum speed (which is variable), this blower runs at 340 CFM with about 185 MPH wind speed.
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According to the manufacturer, (L) 384 CFM (M) 434 CFM (H) 460 CFM (cubic feet per minute).
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Hi - I'm not sure about decibels but it seems on par with other leaf blowers we've had. Also - the slightly lower amperage doesn't seem to be noticeable either. My husband uses for leaves, and pine needles & cones. D
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My husband says that it lasts plenty long enough for us, approx. 1/2 hr., but he thinks it would go for at least 2 hrs. It charges back up in about 4 hrs. We solved the issue of worrying about not having a charged battery by buying an extra one, so we have two. While using one, the other is charging. My husband loves the blower and it replaces one that we had to plug in to use. He likes this one much better and finally got over thinking he had to move around with a cord attached because he was used to our previous one.
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You don't need a blower with this unit. Just the way it is.. I have used it for 2 winters. I keep it on level 2, (can go to 5 or 6), and it's good to keep my kitchen and all 2nd floor warm. One thing I recomend, if you are using this for home, is to air out the house twice a week to make sure you have enough O2 and to get rid of the moisture if any... If your house is not insulated well then you may air it out once a week...
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I would say one hour then you need to recharge it as it start to wind down but don't use it like you would a commercial blower as that is not what it is for. It is for small areas like a deck, patio, driveway etc. The nice thing about it is that is easy to handle and for women they love it because it is not cumbersome. It's a good but don't hesitate to buy it.
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I would guess that it is approximately 900 cfm as it comes out of the box. However, I fashioned a shroud that is about 2-1/2" deep that helps to direct the air flow cleaner (think air tunnel here) through the fan. It seems to have increased air flow through the fan which I would guess is over 1,000 cfm (or more), but I don't have a device to measure the speed. So far a great fan and I have no complaints with it.
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I have the digipro with the 4 amp hour battery. I think it's great it actually blows like a real blower. Not having to deal with a gas engine or extension cord is great. I also bought the 14 inch digipro chainsaw(which I also like a lot) so now I have two batteries. On full high the blower lasts close to 30 minutes which is plenty. Plus the lithium ion battery holds a charge well. I don't have experience with the lower cost one, but I think the digipro is more than worth the extra money.
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On the bottom of page 2 of the instructions that came with my blower it states "These blowers are not recommended for use with any type of speed control devices." The instructions do not state what would happen if one did.