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Re: (ET) ET powered chainsaw

Subject: Re: (ET) ET powered chainsaw
From: Anthony Bailey <a636ccr semovm semo edu>
Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 11:16:32 -0600
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Hello Allan, I've got a Mini-Brute 12V electric chainsaw that I use,it has a 14" bar I believe, enough for most things that I do, itworks great. I bought mine off of eBay and there was another on therejust a week or 2 ago. I can use it off my little S-10 truck orWheelHorse C-185 Elec-Trak tractor.

Tony

Has anyone found a really good way to have an electric chainsaw powered 
from
the ET?  Seems to me there are only a few options:

1. Find an original ET chainsaw
2. Find a powerful enough inverter to run a regular chainsaw
3. Find an AC chainsaw which can run on 36VDC

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Allan

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this is coming to you from Anthony Bailey KC0HZP(mailto:a636ccr semovm semo edu)

Southeast Missouri State University, Cape Girardeau, Missouri  63701

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