Subject	Torque is not the same as power.
Posted by	aZinAZoo on June 12, 2001 at 2:11 PM
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In Reply To	weight to power ratio (n/m) posted by Russ ZTT (Jax, Fl) on June 12, 2001 at 01:56 PM
Message	The weight really has no bearing what so ever. the difference is, that impact gun is conneced to WAY more PSI than an engine EVER will be. Execept maybe an old school Honda F1 4-cylinder (1000hp at 50psi)
Follow Ups	NZR - Torque confusion (Dumb question alert) - dougd 13:54:33 06/12/01 weight to power ratio (n/m) - Russ ZTT (Jax, Fl) 13:56:58 06/12/01 Torque is not the same as power. - aZinAZoo 14:11:16 06/12/01 a car hooked up to a compressed air tank is not practical... (n/m) - TTony 13:59:33 06/12/01 Some answers.... - aZinAZoo 14:21:18 06/12/01 Its also impact torque. Very short & few usable bursts. >>> - AshsZ (In Florida) 14:22:17 06/12/01 You forgot the gearing - Technomancer 18:00:43 06/12/01
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