I believe he is trying to say that if you use both outlets on the one receptacle, you could trip the breaker. This would happen if for example, you had two appliances like two refrigerators. Each needed 15 or 20amps to kick on and they both turned on at the same exact time, this would trip the breaker. If both were plugged in and one turned on to cool your food then the other a few minutes later, you should be good. Refrigerators only run about 6-8 amps, both combined about 16 running amps, under the 20amp power rating. Some refrigerators need anywhere from 10-20amps to kick on, thus if you had two in one outlet then you would trip the breaker.

That is correct. You are able to power anything that needs either 120 or 240 volts. You may have a switch on your generator but it might not be necessary to flip it to 120 because your appliance or device will pull only the amount of power that it needs.

I would first need to understand which champion generator you have. If your generator doesn’t have the running watt capacity that it needed to power the refrigerator then your generator would trip every time.

@@ACWORKS it definitely has the capacity. After further investigation it looks like something on this new refrigerator “fools” the generator’s GFCI into tripping. My solution was to instead connect to the 240v port with an adapter.

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Sounds like you would have balancing issues

400 psi would be ideal, but you can use 350-800 psi.

Both are great machines. The higher pressure Aircross will give better flushing rinsing productivity compared to the 200 PSI Ninja.

It all depends on how thick (mils) you want. Your product you are putting down should tell you how much coverage you get per gallon in square feet, this number will be at a certain thickness(mils). Certain products have a range of thickness. Many top clear coats can have a cloudy appearance when put on too thick. You will need to do some math (good charts online) to answer your question. Products that say 100% solids are usually accurate for coverage. When you have less solids then some of the product evaporates and you get less accurate. This can be a big problem for large areas where you need several gallons. Hope this helps

This comes with the wand and 1 head.

If you grout coat with MVB, and are going to follow with a full body coat of MVB, no, do not grind, just apply the body coat within the recoat window while the grout coat is still tacky. Hope this helps. 💪

Good question…I never found anyone selling them for the original motors. Just had to replace the motor instead.

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