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Thanks Huskyvacs,


I figured he didn't know a great deal, when he says he doesn't understand why it works in the same direction when he switches polarity.


I can't practically run an extension cord from home to car.

So I was thinking of an Inverter and a USA 120v vac. Like a Royal 501. Presuming a 120v Inverter may offer better Amperage than 240v?  That's when I found his video clip.


The 12v car vacs I've seen are little more than dolls-house toys. Most secondhand ones have only ever been used once or twice. With good reason.  I've often thought a built-in vacuum for cars wouldn't go amiss. Perhaps with engine running? They do built-in tyre inflators now, apparently.


I guess I'll go for some sort of rechargeable small domestic, battery-operated.


Could you please expand details of your industrial Clarke power sander vacuum?


Alan


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