Just finished replacing gaskets on my DC-3300 and used it for the first time today. I also have a new toy - a digital AC power monitor! So I measured the voltage, current and power factor for the DC-3300 for 3 conditions: all 3 ports open, 2 ports open and 1 port open. Normal short dust bag on top.
3 ports open: 8.27 amps, power factor = 0.68
2 ports open: 7.87 amps, power factor = 0.63
1 port open: 7.28 amps, power factor = 0.53
Voltage in every case was 119 to 120 Volts, 60Hz AC
No idea what air flow is (that will have to be another toy for the future). I am also going to upgrade to a 1 micron bag later on this year - will wait for SS to have a sale!
DC-3300: Power readings
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DC-3300: Power readings
Bob Groh
Blue Springs, Missouri (just east of Kansas City, MO)
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1984 SS Mark V updated to model 510
1994 SS Mark V updated to model 520
SS SPT's: Bandsaw
Other tools:routers, Bosch router table, Craftsman 6" jointer, Steel City 12" bench planer, Porter Cable 7" power saw, and too much other stuff (not really - just kidding!!)
Blue Springs, Missouri (just east of Kansas City, MO)
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1984 SS Mark V updated to model 510
1994 SS Mark V updated to model 520
SS SPT's: Bandsaw
Other tools:routers, Bosch router table, Craftsman 6" jointer, Steel City 12" bench planer, Porter Cable 7" power saw, and too much other stuff (not really - just kidding!!)