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  • Slats
    Vice Admiral
    • Aug 2008
    • 1776

    Micro Snort pump specs - voltage question

    Mike and David,
    the sticker on the pumps says 6V - I have been running at 7.2v for sometime with no (known) problems. I note the spec below says * Rated Voltage DC3-7.2V on your pumps page. But wondering why the sticker says 6v.
    I take it 7.2v remains to be ok?
    Thanks

    John


    From the Caswell models page re pumps:


    MICRO AIR PUMP

    * Outlet Airflow 0.62l/min
    * Rated Voltage DC3-7.2V
    * Max Pressure 60KPa
    * Max Vacuum -10KPa
    * Maximum Current 0.45A
    * 43.3×21×12mm
    * Practical ‘in the field testing’ gets 17 psi and -12" vacuum. It will not re-start until the pressure drops to about 10 psi. Draws approx. 0.2 amps at it's maximum.
    John Slater

    Sydney Australia

    You would not steal a wallet so don't steal people's livelihood.
    Think of that before your buy "cheap" pirated goods or download others work protected by copyright. Theft is theft.



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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
    Moderator
    • Aug 2008
    • 12344

    #2
    OH, MY GOD!!!! Run!!! Save yourself!!!!! Way, way too much Voltage!!!!

    DANGER .... DANGER .... WILL ROBINSON ... D-A-N-G-E-R!!!!!!

    (please)

    David,
    Who is John Galt?

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    • Slats
      Vice Admiral
      • Aug 2008
      • 1776

      #3
      Yeah David I get it 7.2v is fine- from God to the king of sarcasm you speak my language....but sarcasm aside - I am puzzled by the pumps sticker of 6v. Usually I find labels like that are the manufactures max voltage, or is this a case of manufacturers being overly cautious?

      J
      John Slater

      Sydney Australia

      You would not steal a wallet so don't steal people's livelihood.
      Think of that before your buy "cheap" pirated goods or download others work protected by copyright. Theft is theft.



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      • Kazzer
        *********
        • Aug 2008
        • 2848

        #4
        Originally posted by Merriman
        OH, MY GOD!!!! Run!!! Save yourself!!!!! Way, way too much Voltage!!!!

        DANGER .... DANGER .... WILL ROBINSON ... D-A-N-G-E-R!!!!!!

        (please)

        David,
        Good Grief!!!!!! OVER ACTING!!!!!!
        Stop messing about - just get a Sub-driver!

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        • He Who Shall Not Be Named
          Moderator
          • Aug 2008
          • 12344

          #5
          Originally posted by Slats
          Yeah David I get it 7.2v is fine- from God to the king of sarcasm you speak my language....but sarcasm aside - I am puzzled by the pumps sticker of 6v. Usually I find labels like that are the manufactures max voltage, or is this a case of manufacturers being overly cautious?

          J
          OK, I've had my fun.

          Seriously: I can't speak to what this particular Chinese firms criteria is as to voltage tolerance and how it's applied to their labeling. All I know is that I've run these pumps at a voltage as high as 11.1-volt (limited duty, of course) with no apparent ill effects. So, I'm comfortable running this pump-motor at 7.2-volts all day.

          (crackle of thunder) I HAVE SPOKEN, SO LET IT BE WRITTEN!

          David,
          Last edited by He Who Shall Not Be Named; 01-26-2011, 09:00 AM.
          Who is John Galt?

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          • greenman407
            Admiral
            • Feb 2009
            • 7530

            #6
            So let it be written...........so let it be done!!! Hey Dave, Sir , could you please respond to the Up Periscope question on this D&E Technical support please. I am at a standstill until I can hear from you . Thanks
            Last edited by greenman407; 02-03-2011, 12:57 PM.
            IT TAKES GREAT INTELLIGENCE TO FAKE SUCH STUPIDITY!

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