Does this have the same induction 600 watt motor that the 10s has?
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This machine has a 5 AMP motor. If an appliance is rated at 5 amps (@ 120V), the load is 600 watts per hour( 5A X 120V = 600W).
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The two models, 10 S & 10 SBC are identical in every way except the housing color.
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You can't confuse the input and output wattage. The 10,000W is the output... 110V, so the max current is 90A on the AC load peak. The input, however, is only 12V, and the current there is limited by your regulator. Current is still current, so if you multiply 90A times 12V you get 1000W total input peak. Nowhere NEAR 800 amps going in! You would blow up your batteries! :)
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http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=btbse3000 According to the website above the motor is 400 Watts
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As far as I know, the S10 Power Supply has not enough power to drive a Dish Motor. I had a OpenBox S10 and couldn't move my motor dish. However, I readed somewhere that Openbox S10 works from 110 to 220 VAC, and if you connect the S10 to a 220Volt AC Outlet then it will move your motor dish. I didn't do that test and just replaced The S10 for a Micro HD, wich has not that problem. So WARNING! . Before attempt that, verify that Openbox S10 works also with 220 Volts AC. I repeat : I didn't do that test, just knew about it.
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I just got an answer from the magic bullet technical support that it is 600 watts and 10,000 rpms
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The simple answer is NO. 10A X 120V = 1200 Watts. This unit is rated at ~400W? Assuming only 90% efficiency of most inverters, you want one that is rated at 1200+10%+ another 20% for good measure. As a practical matter and since the price of these has come down significantly in recent years due to advances in the technology, I suggest doubling your base requirement. IOW, buy a 2400Watt inverter. IMPORTANT! Your 10Amp pump will 'pull' about 100A+! from your DC source. You would need a substantial battery bank for that.
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No idea, I can't really see what the difference is between the two models. If important, then I would call the manufacturer Hopkins 1-800-835-0129. I do not see a 20100 currently listed on their site. Our 20099 is still working fine.
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Dear Angela H.It Should works, mine is WaRN 12000 with the motor of 9.5XP and works with your 10000 it should works.Regards,Edward
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Not quite sure. I believe the 10n is a heavier duty machine. It does have the motors to extract water both forward and back unlike the rug doctor.
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No, this motor is for the Mt Vernon AE Only. You need the one for Original Energy Models. The current part number is SRV7000-704
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I have the 10.8 volt model and so far it works fine. Actually seems to work better. Like any tool, do not over use it and let it cool if it gets was warm.
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Unknown. Am not using it. Was led to believe it was induction-capable but it is not sadly.
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With a 2150kv motor you should be able to run it up to 5s. But you should be running it on 4s to be safe. If you are looking to run it on 6s hobbywing sells the same esc that's rated at 150 amps. Mainly depends on the motor limit and application its going into. But 4s and the right gearing will have all the power and speed you could ask for and be reliable.
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That is an obsolete part number, but the motor is rated for 220 volts so it should work the same as a WG1573-10D
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Mine is the 88860, and it came with the 88875 accessory kit. "320 W" is printed on the box, but it also says "500 watt motor" on the box.
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i took this information from the motor itself. 6.6/13.2 max amp at 115v. am pretty sure that motor is energy efficient as electric bill has decreased since installation.
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No, this motor is only for the Mt Vernon AE Models. You need this model http://amzn.com/B006GDQOWS