First impressions of the Hurricane, Albert, and Velocity Tech.

[Vito]

i think i want one.

 

[Vito]

that water cooled am i correct.

 

[Will Reed]

Will,

What CFM meter do you have?

Extech.

 

[Deron06]

that a new harley whoa.

Harleys don't make you money but I agree; these things are overpriced. Then again, so are Harleys. Yes, it is water cooled and fuel injected.

 

[MoJo]

You're going to have to make a 4 1/2 in funnel, set the Area function to 0.110 and place an L bracket on the vane so that it lays flat on the funnel.

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Get cuff link that will fit on the intake port of the machine or the hose that you're going to attach it to and attach your 4 1/2 inch funnel to that. You can probably get the 4 1/2 pvc funnel with reducer at home depot.

You can tape the L bracket to the vane. Press and hold the Area button for 2 seconds and set the area to 0.110 and you're ready to go.

 

[MoJo]

The link didn't work. Here is a video I posted on the rebuild I did on my Workmaster ETM forward to 1:30 you'll see the funnel and vane with the bracket.

 

[Will Reed]

Ok cool, I got the funnel. Just need to buy the L bracket then.

 

[Nuclean Supply]

You can tape the bracket with elec tape like we have here. I confirm w. Mojo that the area formula is to be 0.110 if your using the home depot funnel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq4b8HriNfc&feature=youtu.be

 

[ronman]

You can tape the bracket with elec tape like we have here. I confirm w. Mojo that the area formula is to be 0.110 if your using the home depot funnel.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq4b8HriNfc&feature=youtu.be

Nuclean, you are getting 700 cfm with an ETM?

What motors are you using?

 

[Nuclean Supply]

Nuclean, you are getting 700 cfm with an ETM?

What motors are you using?

Yes, and actually higher to over 1,000+ CFM at around 20HG but the amp draw was high to hook up to a custy residential outlet. But if we had a big generator in a truck, we could power this unit and even even possibly push 1500CFM which is crazy.

So with the elec parameters that youd find in a regular house we can pull 600-700CFM easily. Which is more then youll ever need.

 

[Ivan C.]

Looks like the future is bright for a ETM

 

[JoeZ]

Yes, and actually higher to over 1,000+ CFM at around 20HG but the amp draw was high to hook up to a custy residential outlet. But if we had a big generator in a truck, we could power this unit and even even possibly push 1500CFM which is crazy.

So with the elec parameters that youd find in a regular house we can pull 600-700CFM easily. Which is more then youll ever need.

Um... So... Can you show us the machine and hose? Are you duct cleaning or what?

 

[Nuclean Supply]

This was tested with 2" typical vac hose at the unit. But this CFM/HG generator which we like to refer to is super efficient. I dont have any good pics of this system.

 

[Deron06]

Will's machine has more than enough vacuum to clean carpet very effectively. His net dry times will depend on several variables, such as his skill level, tool being used, air movement and humidity etc. The vac power is all there.

 

[imptn]

Glad you are getting squared away Will good luck and happy cleaning.

 

[CCWorks]

Yes, and actually higher to over 1,000+ CFM at around 20HG but the amp draw was high to hook up to a custy residential outlet. But if we had a big generator in a truck, we could power this unit and even even possibly push 1500CFM which is crazy.

So with the elec parameters that youd find in a regular house we can pull 600-700CFM easily. Which is more then youll ever need.

Good work!

 

[Jimsteam]

7 motors, 4 paralel, 3 serial. Dryer plug can run 4 motors and it looks like the range will be limited to 50'. That means I will need to be in the driveway or the garage to use it and it needs to be on the main floor and not down stairs.

I would never back into a clients garage with a mixture of propane and gasoline. I personally would never back into a clients garage , period.
If your heart is set on using customers power invest in more cordage

 

[JoeZ]

This was tested with 2" typical vac hose at the unit. But this CFM/HG generator which we like to refer to is super efficient. I dont have any good pics of this system.

How many motors does it take to get 1000 CFM?

 

[CCWorks]

How many motors does it take to get 1000 CFM?

Sounds like only one in the video. I do wonder how long it can run under 10 HGs and or 500 CFMs with out burning up, then the fan blades, can they take the force a water drop has at that speed, or dust build up and or the expantion from heat.

 

[RoboShark]

All these numbers sound dramatically inflated. I would like to see just how the readings come out in REAL cleaning conditions.

Like 1Kaday said a 2" hose can only handle so much CFM. I would think 1000 is out if the question and totally unnecessary.