Randall,
I'm needing a smaller compressor for the house and most likely wont be usin an
air hammer, but may the other tools. I'm going to ask around and see something
like a 6 or 8 gallon and how they'll do. I really need one that will fit under
the work bench. Those little pancake tanks were only 4.5 gallon so weren't
much. What I'll be using them for really is intermittent work where they'll not
be ran for a long while. From what I've read so far, they say a 8 gallon will
work. I may ask some that has one that size and see how they do, as I think my
neighbor has one.
That book is what I'd call the bible on transformers and chokes. Whats really
good is it gives examples so you can see how it's done. It should answer all
your questions about impedance transformers along with all the others. I bought
the first book as paperback back about 1988. Then, bought the hardback off eBay
last year and it was the 2nd edition. I forget how much I paid for it though.
If you'll read it cover to cover, you'll have one of the best understandings of
magnetics you can get.
Best,
Will
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On 5/6/05 at 9:46 PM ad5gb wrote:
>Hi Will,
>
>I use a Craftsman 6HP 27Gal compressor for everything. As was stated by
>Peter,
>capacity is everything for air tools. With mine I can use everything from
>a
>1/2" impact to a die grinder to an air chisel ( the worst !!! ) with very
>little interruption. Get something with a large storage capacity and you
>probably won't be disappointed.
>
>
>On another note... I finally got the book you recommended! After 2
>cancelled
>orders ( due to the book not being there ) I finally got the "Eric Lowdon"
>book
>from Barnes and Noble.... though it was a bit more expensive than I'd
>planned.
>
>$78.00.... Hope I didn't pay too much! It seems as though it's the very
>best
>book on transformers of all types that I've seen!
>
>Many Thanks!
>
>
>--
>Randall D. DuCharme (Radio AD5GB)
>
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> --- On Fri 05/06, Will Matney < craxd1@ezwv.com > wrote:
>From: Will Matney [mailto: craxd1@ezwv.com]
>To: amps@contesting.com
>Date: Fri, 06 May 2005 10:50:15 -0400
>Subject: [Amps] Air
>
>Guys,<br><br>Got a question. Does any on here use air tools in their
>electronics shop? If so, what are some of the pluses and the minuses? I'm
>thinking about buying a small air compressor next month to run a
>screwdriver, die grinder, ratchet, pop-riveter, and others. I may use a
>small 3/8" impact to use with chassis punches. I was looking at some with
>a 2 HP motor and has a "pancake" type tank on it. What would be a good
>recommendation for a small compressor for handtools, etc.? I'm curious on
>how well air screwdrivers work
>also?<br><br>Best,<br><br>Will<br><br>_______________________________________________<br>Amps
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