what is the ft/sec and the konectic energy
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This link will answer your question, it depends on what your shooting. http://www.tenpointcrossbows.com/shop/shopexd.asp?id=483
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how fast the arrows goes and take your thum off . power full crossbow. its great
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Speeds reach up to 333 fps with a 370 gr. Pro Lite arrow and you'll achieve up to 96 Foot lbs of Kinetic Energy when using a 545 gr. Easton FMJ arrow.
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It is a variable speed, it works flawless, right now i am using 93% less energy. It depends of the size of your pool, mine is a 26,000 Gallons, the maximum amount of water that can go trough my 1.5" plumbing is near 42 GPM and i do it in a 1300 RPM basis on that pump, and it is using only 170 Watts per hour. Regards!
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Guys, don't mix Volts and Watts. ynashatz, if there was a clipper with 220 Watts of power, I would pay $700-$8-- for each (I am always power hungry)But "A Reader got it right". No hard feelings, just want to help those that might ask the same question. It is 45 Watts, 220-240 Volts and 50 Hertz (50 cycles per second).
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I have not used it quite enough to measure. It is for a second home in which the basement gets humid in the summer. My power bills seemed to go up some but not significantly. At the same time, I probably only used it two months at the end of last summer, so hard to tell.
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Unfortunately --I have checked my unit and this information is not included on it---so it must be included only on the box it is sold in.I will look around for the box and if I find it --I will post the joules for you here.
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go to their website for that information or google it <http://www.phycox.com/english>
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The owners manual says 0.025 ft^3/cycle at 100psi, 0.023 ft^3/cycle at 90psi and 0.019 ft^3/cycle at 80psi. It also gives the following formula for cfm calculation, "Amount of air required = number of Nailers x average nails driven each minute per Nailer x air consumption at given pressure x safety factor (always 1.2)"
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At the bottom of the unit, it states: 18W. This is for the 2-speed unit. So if you pay 9.5 cents for a kilowatt of electricity then 9.5c * 0.018kW = 0.17 cents for an hour of use. For a full 24 hour you'd pay 24 * 0.17c = 4.1 cents. And so for a continuos 24 hour operation 365 days a year, your bill would be 4.1c * 365 = 1,497.96 cents which is $14.98. I'd say that's not bad.
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Yes I have 2 preset times. 120sec, and 180sec. The ones that they ship isn't the exact one in the picture.
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I replaced my Sta-Rite one-speed pump with the Hayward Max-Flow Variable Speed. I live in Florida which mandates replacement pumps to be variable speed pumps. I do not know definitely if I am savings that much energy; but, the pump is set to prime for 1 min, run at max for 30 min and cut-back to 2400 rpm for 3 hrs. This setting turns over my pool water 100% daily and the pump is very quiet. I do not have an amp meter to monitor the consumption of energy; but I am very satisfied with this pump.
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I believe the description clearly states "up to 500GPH" ... that's gallons per hour, hope that helps.
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I measured it once with a meter... I can't remember all that well (measured it when I got it last year).... I think it is around 80-85 dba within 1 meter of the unit (according to my decibel measuring device)...... but certainly less in the fuel conservation mode.... it is not too bad.... similar to most units ... maybe more but not as much as some of the older units... I like it and I am always concerned about the dba....
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We also had a single speed Pentair that was nine years old. The energy saving is immediate. My electric bill has been lowered by $100 a month since we installed the Hayward Max-Flo VS.
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Not really sure. Believe it is refers to amount of air movement. Cubic Foot Movement. All I know it works fine. Three speeds, can be directed at directly what you want cooled or dried. Has two additional outlets built in. I purchased two. Use one in garage and one in home to circulate air flow. Hope this was helpful.
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don`t know. could not get the heater to work and kozy wanted 65.00 shipping for me to return it. very displeased with kozy heater.
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I think I remember reading it is right at 3 cubic feet. It is slightly smaller than the one it replaced which was 3.2 cubic feet.
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Dear J. Drinkwater, The BTU's of the 280KK is 50,000. Please let us know if we can be of any other assistance. TheBBQDepot