dwain
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Thanks Eric, that means a lot!
I was just enjoying your EGO backpack blower review last night, that looks like a really good unit.
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G'day Nate.
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I really miss Travis' input.
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Nearly a week in! Congrats mate.
I reckon you've got some tough times ahead still, not least helping your wife get through it all. But I'm sure you're up to the challenge!
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wow, good job man. Wish I had the confidence to attempt something like that.
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Thanks guys. It's a truly fantastic machine.
The Mrs and I got a good laugh out of the dogs antics, so glad you did too [emoji3]
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Holy. sh*t. I don't have enough words for how awesome this mower is.
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It appears that the box was originally for a kit that came with 1.5Ah batts, but you've got what you ordered, a DCD795 with 2 No 2Ah batteries. That's a serious kickass drill! Enjoy
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I'd like to see an award for 'biggest mover in battery tech'.
e.g. Metabo Li-HD, Dewalt Flexvolt, Milwaukee M18 9Ah and M12 6Ah, EGO 7.5Ah 56V....
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yep, huge year in tools.
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I've been doing the oil change on the family car for 10+ years, but am starting to get lazy and just get a basic service done at the shop. Partly because disposing of the oil is a pain, and partly so they can check if any problems are presenting in the ageing car.
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ill test tommorrow, but i very much doubt that either the 16Ga Dewalt or 15Ga FUEL will be able to drive 63mm nails in hardwood. the Dewalt struggled to sink 63mm nails through 19mm hardwood on pine. I think it would be fine with regular ~12mm hardwood trim though.
I've reviewed both on our channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/OZToolTalk
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Yeah was not advisable, but the guns were off [emoji13]
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Does the nitrogen canister have more pressure in order to sink the slightly larger nails?
Could be
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Gees this thing has some kick! Cordless nailers are some of the funnest tools to review and use.
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they look awful.
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What is it's limits? Would it easily go through 3/4" ply or is that going to start pushing it?
Id say it'd do a bit of 3/4 ply ok , but wouldn't like doing it continuously. It can cut 3/4" MDF, which is a harder task I presume.
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It should smash 1/4" ply. Also, in Australia and elsewhere it is specified as a 140mm blade, which is actually 5.5". I wonder why it's called 5-3/8"?
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2 minutes ago, PH1 said:
For this calculation, where you know the total current discharge rate from the battery pack only the number of cells in parallel matters as they have to share the total current discharge between them regardless of how many cells are in series. But yes it has 10 cells in total in a 5S2P configuration (2 parallel rows of 5 cells).
Yep, you're totally right. Cells in series only combine voltage, so it's the number of rows that counts.
Had me puzzled for a minute there!
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12 hours ago, PH1 said:
1500 W / 18 V = 83.3 A
EneRacer has 2 cells in parallel, so that's 83.3 A / 2 = 41.7 A discharge rate per cell @ 1500 W.
However the datasheet for Panasonic NCR20700A hasn't listed any specifications above 30 A discharge rate: http://akkuplus.de/mediafiles/Datenblatt/Panasonic/Panasonic_NCR20700A.pdf
Only 2 cells? You mean two rows of cells?
Also, the above didn't really answer WHY the 6Ah Bosch batteries perform poorly (or poorer than the 5Ah anyway).
I believe it's because the cells used (3000mAh) aren't capable of the same current (A) as the 2000mAh and 2500mAh cells used in 4Ah and 5Ah batteries. Someone who knows battery tech better can hopefully offer a better answer.
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What about the compact 3ah? That seems really questionable.
Yep, I'm keen to see what sort of results they get.
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Dang Travis, sorry to hear about the time you've been having! Depression is a killer and is so much more common than the average person realises.
The forum hasn't been the same without you. Having said that, I'm sure we all only want you continue to participate if its healthy for you!