how does air power work? Not electric do you charge it or something. or it always works as long as your outside
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It Work With a Air Compressor & a 5/8" Air Hole Yes You Do Need Electric ( 120V ) For The Air Compressor
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Hi Donald. The AC has a fan setting that will act as a regular fan to bring in the outside air. I have been using this AC for about 1 year now and it is really up to the job of cooling. Especially like the energy save setting. Use it at night.
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The outdoor unit must be plugged into a power supply before use. We did that, but the battery would not charge.
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Yes, lights are powered by external power source. Air requires a separate pump.
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It's powered by suction. What the other answer is describing is what happens when it gets clogged and breaks. It works great if you clean it out on a regular basis.
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NO!!! You have to charge it first and that takes a long time, but so you dont waste time and electricity, it probably will not leave the ground anyway. Buy something better.
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Power from the battery or from the cigarette lighter is the way when you are on the road. You never know when you can get near a place to plug into an outlet.
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I think it does not work, because air motor air consumption is very high . Shortly it run and stop.
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The equipment comes w/ a USB cable. Plug it into anything that holds a USB cable & getting electricity. That will charge it. It doesn't matter. It could be a computer, a power cord w/ a USB outlet, or anything that is plugged in and have a USB outlet. Just look at it like an electrical outlet, where you plug something in to get electricity.
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This is designed to charge your battery or batteries, not to directly power lights and fans and whatnot. I have mine set up in conjunction with a solar panel grid. Each runs through a charge controller of its own and into a distribution block before going into the battery bank. To run lights or AC powered items you will need to either use a power inverter connected to your batteries. This is a great little turbine but its not designed to power something all by itself. Since wind speeds vary its power output will vary. you will want a charge controller to cut off power flow if the winds blow too hard or if your batteries are fully charged to prevent overcharging. think of the wiring like this: turbine&gt;charge controller&gt;battery bank&gt;power inverter&gt;lights and fans. I hope that helps. If not search YouTube for a guy named LDSprepper. I wired my solar and battery bank like his but I added the turbines for cloudy days.
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The plug uses 50mW with no load. That's with absolutely nothing plugged in to it. So yes it does use some power but its a miniscule amount.
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It is powered by the USB port on your computer. There is no AC connection to worry about.
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It works from an ordinary electrical outlet. This model is not gas powered. Make sure you buy the right start up kit or the warranty will not be honored. It has to be an Ingersoll rand kit. I got mine from Amazon. This is an excellent unit, very little noise.
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The iPad Air has a larger battery than an iPhone and it expects a higher wattage. If the solar panel isn't in direct sunlight it's power output might go below the minimum for the iPad Air to thinks its being charged, which is why you see 'not charging'. It is charging...just very slowly.
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It runs on battery. The only "electric" part is charging the battery with electricity. Let me reiterate what a joke this helicopter is. It's not as tough as it claims to be and I really wish I would've considered other people's reviews before I purchased this.
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True of any AC appliance, obviously, no power, no go. I live in a rural area where this is a frequent occurrence, so I have to maintain a landline just in case. Even if I used my generator, the wi-fi ISP I use does not, so in a matter of 4 hours, no phone service
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When you set the A/C on for cool air, it vents(pulls) the hot air from inside and blows cooled air from the outside. If you turn the unit on in the fan only setting, it will blow(normal, ambient) air from the outside without venting(pulling) the air from inside the room. If you only want ambient outside air, the fan only setting will do that, but won't recycle the air like it would if you set the unit to cool the room. Good luck.