after watching your review, i did what any man would do, i decided i couldnt live without one and promptly went to home depot and got me one. love this thing, works perfect for blowing off table saw, router table, food crumbs from my chest, etc. thanks for this!
For bench sweeping, get a nozzle from a tube of caulk and cut it down to fit inside the blow-up nozzle. This way you can get a more concentrated "jet" of air to blow off dust and particles for pennies.
Just bought one to use to blow out the dust in my backhoe at work, getting it tomorrow. Seeing this video makes me know I made the right choice! Thanks! I bought a not so cheap little keyboard duster type rechargeable blower that is just too weak to be effective. Waste of money for what I needed it for. Saw this in another video and knew I had to get it. Cheers!
Has anyone tried both the X3 and this? I just ordered the X3 but was considering this as well. I like the X3 because of the variable trigger, but it looks like you could use this for a few more things. Which one is stronger?
Yes, but this inflator/blower has the potential to generate static electricity that canned air won't do. So make sure you keep it well away from any boards you don't want to zap!
They announced a "Whisper Series" version coming out soon, but I think it's still a brushed motor. Anything quieter than this one's banshee scream is a welcome upgrade though!
Bro, thank u so much. I wanted something to use after I wash my car for mirrors and to get the extra water that lays around but later shows up stained on the side or rear of my cars. This will do.
@@GinoBo It works awesome. I have truck and I mainly take that one to a local good drive thru car wash. It then blows air to dry it. But after it still has some water on the mirrors and windows sills and between doors and so. This does the job excellent. No complaints.
I should have watched this video before buying mine, i regret getting it because it’s too loud for everyday use and i absolutely despise the latching trigger, I’m likely going to be returning it
@@DoresoomReviews my home depot doesn’t have it in stock, but I’ll just stick to my Milwaukee packout vacuum to use as a blower/inflator, much bigger but also much quieter and as powerful if not more powerful
Two things I noticed that surprised me. Is there a small light inside the unit that you can see through one of the ports in the side? Mine also got pretty warm after about a minute or two of use. Just curious if this was normal, but otherwise I love how compact it is and the convenience of it being part of the Ryobi family.
I'm not sure if I've noticed mine getting warm, but the light you saw inside was probably the brushed motor sparking, which I've seen happen on lots of tools.
Would this tool work well as a bellows for my outdoor fire pit? I was going to get the Ryobi One+ 18V Workshop Blower for this purpose, but I like the size of this one better.
Oh yes, I use it all the time for that! The workshop blower works great for that purpose too - I have both. This inflator is one of my most used tools though.
The workshop blower isn't quite as noisy. I think this one spins faster since the diameter of the impeller is so small, which makes it higher pitched and louder.
Mine turns on the first time I pull the trigger, and locks on until I pull and release the trigger again. The behavior you're describing shouldn't happen.
Doresoom Reviews i have separate battery operated pump designed for air mattresses. i use a 10 dollar blow torch to get coals sparked and the pump to really ignite the coals. makes the charcoal grill very easy to light.
Im a commercial electrician i bought one to clean metal shaving when drilling threw panels and its the best thing i have ever bought why has nobody thought of that good job ryobi
The one thing I'd be careful about when using this for cleaning out a PC is not to touch any internals with the nozzle and inadvertently cause a static shock. The rotation of the impeller can cause static buildup, which isn't a problem if you're using a can of compressed air.
Inflating pool toys and etc, blowing off small work areas, stoking coals, and so many more uses I can think of at $25 I’m getting one I can see the many uses when you don’t want or need to stretch an air hose out.
Hello, I bought this blower based on your review and love it! I got it for inflating paddle boards and kayak's. I find I use it more for blowing stuff off of my bench top tho! I saw you also did a review on the P755 "compact blower". How much more powerful do you think it is for the same applications? I own a EGO 56v blower so I won't need it for yard work. Also do you think the P755 could be used as a low pressure Inflator? I saw the DeWalt version of the P755 has an attachment for inflating/ deflating. Love your channel keep up the good work!
I use mine as a bench blower about 95% of the time too! The P755 might work as an inflator if you rigged up an adapter, but I think it would be a hassle to deal with. It definitely moves a lot more air than this inflator.
I was fixing my Samsung clothes dryer when I decided I’d clean out all the lint and dust since it was all taken apart. The blower motor was so full of lint, I could hardly see the coils. I tried using an old toothbrush but that was too tedious and it wasn’t doing a good job. I reach for my can of air it was a little better but was concerned about the liquid occasionally squirting out on the coils. Then I remembered I have this! Now my machine looks newer on the inside than outside.
I want thing I want to say is I have been using my air compressor for filling up the pool floaty’s and or things like that it’s a lot faster and you can get the gun anywhere for it
You sold it to me. I was torn between this and the small blower but now I know which one to get. Also the blower would be tricky to fit into my tool trolley as I already have 9 Ryobi tools in it.
It could do a decent job if you got right up next to it. The shot at 4:09 should give you an idea of the close up force this outputs - it's only over a short distance from 1-4" or so that it's that powerful though.
Brian Janiszewski, Do you mean like at 3:51 in the video? It handles dust blowing very well, but I still just use a dust collector on my table saw for dust control.
Thank you, this was a great vid. I saw one of these at Home Depot but wasent sold on it. I will never blow up another air mattress or raft again. I noticed it was very light, even with a big battery it should be no problem to take to the beach.
The portability is great, especially for camping or taking to the beach as you mention. It replaced my 120V plug-in air mattress inflator without any second thoughts.
@@DoresoomReviews I think most of the noise is because the impeller isn't balanced. Also don't buy one if you only have PBP006 and PBP005 batteries. They shut off randomly for no reason and is a known problem online
Mine does a qeen sized air matress in 75 seconds, so either you're not getting a good seal with it, or yours is defective. I'd try exchanging it at Home Depot if it's under 90 days since you bought it.
I look so many reviews of this, i i cannot beleave they dont mention 1 important thing you can use it for and i use it mainly for it :) is for grill to burn coals faster so you can light coals and blow them and make grill ready in fast as 5mins :)
Great video. Great ideas for application also. I thought there is a reverse switch for deflatorw like a traditional drill. I use it to inflate my inflatable kayak till almost full, then use the foot pump to finish it off since there is a lot of resistance then. Cut down from 10min to 3min for set up.
Maybe you should try it on a grill to keep that wood burning when it tends to wanna turn off ..... I'm just saying.....that's probably what I would only use it for if its that powerful
They're for using with a biscuit or plate joiner like this one: th-cam.com/video/8yvlRycyEg4/w-d-xo.html You have to keep them dry and away from humid air because they swell when exposed to moisture. When you use them in a glue up, they expand in the slot and strengthen the joint.
Yes, as long as you don't get the nozzle too close. It can generate static shocks on sensitive equipment. If you need to get in close, I'd use canned air.
Yes, I used concentrated to mean high speed airflow in a small area. Look at 4:14 where it's producing a fast enough air speed to deflect the skin on my hand. That's certainly powerful enough to blow water off a car. However, it's in an extremely small area - if you went over the entire surface area of your car with that, it would take forever. You need more CFM (or volumetric flow) of air to efficiently blow water off a car.
No - the P737 tire inflator would take forever to inflate something like an air mattress. It's high pressure, low volume, while this inflator is high volume, low pressure. If you have the dual function P731, then you don't need this high volume inflator.
Mines doesn't always turn on the first time I press on the trigger. It have to do it multiple times before it starts to crank on. Is mines defected or what is going on?
I think it will handle 95% of what you can do with canned air. If you've got something really stuck, canned air might be able to get it moving where this one can't though. Also be careful of static sensitive applications with this Ryobi blower.
@@DoresoomReviews i know. I turn ads off on my vids cause I know when I see them I just skip to the next vid. Was just giving u a heads up from 1 vid creator to the next. Studies show that most people will just click the back button and click on the next vid. I like your vids and wouldn't want u to lose anymore listeners for something so small. It had two 15 second vids I had to watch before it would play your vid smh. Most people won't sit through that. Imagine how many more views you'd have if that wasn't there. Just food for thought. No negativity intended :-)
I definitely appreciate the feedback! I don't think I've ever seen two 15 second ads when I watch TH-cam, so that's news to me. Maybe I'll play around with only skippable ads and see if there's a watch time difference.
Very strong - it will deflect the skin on your hand if you get it close. Careful around electronics though, this can generate static electricity with it's spinning motor and impeller.
@@DoresoomReviews ah ok, so safe to use say with the comp off but not with it on or you think it's best to avoid as static electricity may damage the electronic components
I'd advise against it even if the computer is off. Same principle as not using a vacuum on your PC: www.howtogeek.com/57870/ask-how-to-geek-why-you-should-never-vacuum-your-pc-converting-books-for-the-kindle-and-controlling-multiple-computers-with-one-keyboard/
@@DoresoomReviews i want to see how to motor works an how its designed ive looked through youtube and only seen a look inside of the ryobi one plus tire inflator
Only something like 0.5 PSI for this model, since it's a high volume, low pressure inflator. If you need to do tires, basketballs, etc. you'll need the P737 or P731 which both go to 150 PSI.
I have the dual low and high pressure inflator do u recommend it even though I have that ryobi machine as well I know there 20 dollars right now at Home Depot thanks great review
+Daniel Gomez If you only plan on using it for inflating, then I'd skip this one, even though it's slightly faster at high volume applications than the dual purpose one is. However, I've found I use this inflator as a bench blower almost every time I'm out in the garage. The dual purpose isn't really suited for that, so I would definitely recommend this one as well if you'd be using it for that application.
Good video. The vacuum sealer would work better with the small adapter.
Good point! Now why didn't I think of that?
Might also work with actual vac bags?
I didn't even realize it had a deflator! lol
after watching your review, i did what any man would do, i decided i couldnt live without one and promptly went to home depot and got me one. love this thing, works perfect for blowing off table saw, router table, food crumbs from my chest, etc. thanks for this!
Thats exactly what I'm looking.
I was looking for a duster and I think I found the perfect one since I already own Ryobi tools + batteries. Thank you for the review!
For bench sweeping, get a nozzle from a tube of caulk and cut it down to fit inside the blow-up nozzle. This way you can get a more concentrated "jet" of air to blow off dust and particles for pennies.
Great idea!
I own a pontoon fishing boat. This tool is perfect for inflating the pontoons after I hike into a lake. Thanks for a good review.
Just bought one to use to blow out the dust in my backhoe at work, getting it tomorrow. Seeing this video makes me know I made the right choice! Thanks! I bought a not so cheap little keyboard duster type rechargeable blower that is just too weak to be effective. Waste of money for what I needed it for. Saw this in another video and knew I had to get it. Cheers!
Cómo lo compraste?
Yo necesito uno, soy de Ecuador.
Great tool! I now use this over canned air for air dusting!
perfect for dusting computer cases?
same here. I cut tip off of that adapter it's as good as the X3 Canless costing $100+
@@NNITRED the smaller adapter? im guessing you cut off where it made a rectangle at the tip?
@@623baller Yup. It's short and doen't get in tight spots like a straw .That's the only drawback. Then again the X3 doesn't do that either.
Has anyone tried both the X3 and this? I just ordered the X3 but was considering this as well. I like the X3 because of the variable trigger, but it looks like you could use this for a few more things. Which one is stronger?
Looking at this to replace the canned air duster. Mainly for my PC, would it work similarly?
Yes, but this inflator/blower has the potential to generate static electricity that canned air won't do. So make sure you keep it well away from any boards you don't want to zap!
i just got one today to blow off my 3 sharpeners while working at farmers market.......great little tool.
A brushless version of this would be fun 🤘
They announced a "Whisper Series" version coming out soon, but I think it's still a brushed motor. Anything quieter than this one's banshee scream is a welcome upgrade though!
Bro, thank u so much. I wanted something to use after I wash my car for mirrors and to get the extra water that lays around but later shows up stained on the side or rear of my cars. This will do.
did you buy one ? how does it perform to remove water from between license plates, mirrors, badges, wheels ?
@@GinoBo It works awesome. I have truck and I mainly take that one to a local good drive thru car wash. It then blows air to dry it. But after it still has some water on the mirrors and windows sills and between doors and so. This does the job excellent. No complaints.
@@itscrucial thnx, just ordered one, have to wait till 15/11 for delivery due to covid-19 😒
@@GinoBo WOW!, I bought one at my local HomeDepot. I think you date has a typo? Did yo mean Dec 11-15?
@@itscrucial oeps in europe we write 15/11, thats 15th of nov. 😦
thx!!! the bench blower was what i was thinking. A DIY add-on would make nice little vac too. nice very informative!!
During the last few months after doing this review, I have used the P738 SO MUCH as a bench blower. Don't know how I managed without it before!
A spare large nozzle for the output port and a sander dust bag would probably do it.
I just bought one to clean the dashboard and ac vent ports from my car not bad
I should have watched this video before buying mine, i regret getting it because it’s too loud for everyday use and i absolutely despise the latching trigger, I’m likely going to be returning it
They just announced a quieter version. PCL016B
@@DoresoomReviews my home depot doesn’t have it in stock, but I’ll just stick to my Milwaukee packout vacuum to use as a blower/inflator, much bigger but also much quieter and as powerful if not more powerful
Nicely done
Two things I noticed that surprised me. Is there a small light inside the unit that you can see through one of the ports in the side? Mine also got pretty warm after about a minute or two of use. Just curious if this was normal, but otherwise I love how compact it is and the convenience of it being part of the Ryobi family.
I'm not sure if I've noticed mine getting warm, but the light you saw inside was probably the brushed motor sparking, which I've seen happen on lots of tools.
I literally bought this to replace overpriced air duster cans.
can you please do a video of blowing off saw dust from a table saw or drill press?
Would this tool work well as a bellows for my outdoor fire pit? I was going to get the Ryobi One+ 18V Workshop Blower for this purpose, but I like the size of this one better.
Oh yes, I use it all the time for that! The workshop blower works great for that purpose too - I have both. This inflator is one of my most used tools though.
If you had to pick one, mainly for the purpose of a fire bellows, which would you pick?
This P738 High Volume Inflator
I picked one up today and while effective it's really noisy! Not very relaxing around the firepit. Is the Ryobi compact workshop blower just as noisy?
The workshop blower isn't quite as noisy. I think this one spins faster since the diameter of the impeller is so small, which makes it higher pitched and louder.
mine does not work on first press i have to trigger it do you know why
Mine turns on the first time I pull the trigger, and locks on until I pull and release the trigger again. The behavior you're describing shouldn't happen.
Wats the price in this
Right now it's priced at $25 bare tool, without a battery or charger.
Pistol grip and a bayonet? Must be an assult inflator lol
Good thing Ryobi doesn't have a 10Ah+ high capacity magazine clip battery! It would definitely be illegal in California. 😂
Lol!
Could be handy for turbo-charging a BBQ
I had the same thought - sure beats getting a face full of smoke trying to blow on the fire/coals.
Doresoom Reviews i have separate battery operated pump designed for air mattresses. i use a 10 dollar blow torch to get coals sparked and the pump to really ignite the coals. makes the charcoal grill very easy to light.
Jas Gawera the first thing that I thought when I saw this was using it for an off grid forge blower..
Just the reason I purchased one for. Great minds think alike.
Im a commercial electrician i bought one to clean metal shaving when drilling threw panels and its the best thing i have ever bought why has nobody thought of that good job ryobi
I was surprised at how forceful the air output was. I thought it was going to suck as a blower before I tried it.
Deffo getting one. Exactly for the same job a Hector said.
Looks like it would be good for cleaning out a PC.. those cans or PC air cleaner are way to expensive
The one thing I'd be careful about when using this for cleaning out a PC is not to touch any internals with the nozzle and inadvertently cause a static shock. The rotation of the impeller can cause static buildup, which isn't a problem if you're using a can of compressed air.
That's a good tip thanks. :-)
great review! My wallet hates you, but I love your videos.
Ha! Sorry about the wallet...
Bought one for starting my bbq grill.
Thinking of installing a speed adjustment to it. Currently I just cover the inlet port a bit if necessary.
Do NOT lose the big nozzle - its out of stock as a replacement part
Inflating pool toys and etc, blowing off small work areas, stoking coals, and so many more uses I can think of at $25 I’m getting one I can see the many uses when you don’t want or need to stretch an air hose out.
Also fantastic when it's hot out and you use it as a fan
Great reviewing showing how strong it is with blowing off the bench, your skin, etc. Nice job.
Hello, I bought this blower based on your review and love it! I got it for inflating paddle boards and kayak's.
I find I use it more for blowing stuff off of my bench top tho! I saw you also did a review on the P755 "compact blower". How much more powerful do you think it is for the same applications? I own a EGO 56v blower so I won't need it for yard work. Also do you think the P755 could be used as a low pressure Inflator? I saw the DeWalt version of the P755 has an attachment for inflating/ deflating. Love your channel keep up the good work!
I use mine as a bench blower about 95% of the time too! The P755 might work as an inflator if you rigged up an adapter, but I think it would be a hassle to deal with. It definitely moves a lot more air than this inflator.
I was fixing my Samsung clothes dryer when I decided I’d clean out all the lint and dust since it was all taken apart. The blower motor was so full of lint, I could hardly see the coils. I tried using an old toothbrush but that was too tedious and it wasn’t doing a good job. I reach for my can of air it was a little better but was concerned about the liquid occasionally squirting out on the coils. Then I remembered I have this! Now my machine looks newer on the inside than outside.
Need this for blowing off sawdust! Thank you for showing that
This thing will damage your ears. Get the makita blower
I want thing I want to say is I have been using my air compressor for filling up the pool floaty’s and or things like that it’s a lot faster and you can get the gun anywhere for it
How do I buy this in USA ? Amazon doesn't have it neither dose home depot
I asked Ryobi for you on Twitter: twitter.com/doresoom/status/891375522709737475
You sold it to me. I was torn between this and the small blower but now I know which one to get. Also the blower would be tricky to fit into my tool trolley as I already have 9 Ryobi tools in it.
FYI, they have a new version of this that's supposed to be much quieter too.
Superb well thought out review.
Welcome to the Uk. demonstration superb video, no waffle at which we normally get from the USA (sorry but it’s true)
This seems pretty good but holy crap it’s loud. That’s the one thing turning me away from buying.
So, so very loud!
How good would this work to blow water out of cracks and crevices on a car?
It could do a decent job if you got right up next to it. The shot at 4:09 should give you an idea of the close up force this outputs - it's only over a short distance from 1-4" or so that it's that powerful though.
Brian Janiszewski, Do you mean like at 3:51 in the video? It handles dust blowing very well, but I still just use a dust collector on my table saw for dust control.
Thank you, this was a great vid. I saw one of these at Home Depot but wasent sold on it. I will never blow up another air mattress or raft again. I noticed it was very light, even with a big battery it should be no problem to take to the beach.
The portability is great, especially for camping or taking to the beach as you mention. It replaced my 120V plug-in air mattress inflator without any second thoughts.
Great review. Everything I was wondering answered in one video. Thanks!
Would also be a good option for vacuum packing meat, etc., Prior to freezing.
Would this be any good for blowing water of items??
For small items, yes.
I just bought one and came here to confirm how noisy it is. I thought it was a d.o.a..
I love it, but it's one of the loudest tools I own!
@@DoresoomReviews I think most of the noise is because the impeller isn't balanced. Also don't buy one if you only have PBP006 and PBP005 batteries. They shut off randomly for no reason and is a known problem online
Can this be used for dust cleaning?
Yes, it works great for that. Be careful around static sensitive equipment though, this can generate a static charge.
Haven't seen this in Home Depot will get mine soon
Mine is brand new but it takes forever. 10 min for a pool float that’s small. Am I doing something wrong?
Mine does a qeen sized air matress in 75 seconds, so either you're not getting a good seal with it, or yours is defective. I'd try exchanging it at Home Depot if it's under 90 days since you bought it.
4:46 I thought those were large pumpkin seeds.
Just bought one. Thanks for the review!
Glad I could help!
*Doresoom Tool Reviews* Great review. Thank you for producing it.
Great video. thank you for clarifying the different models needed for higher pressures such as tires and so forth!
This video was the only resource for the actual PSI this unit puts out: 1/2 psi. Thanks.
Glad I could help! If I remember correctly, the 0.5 PSI specification was on the side of the box, but nowhere else.
I have one and I am happy, but it is really loud! Louder than a vacuum and at a higher pitch.
So, so loud!
I look so many reviews of this, i i cannot beleave they dont mention 1 important thing you can use it for and i use it mainly for it :) is for grill to burn coals faster so you can light coals and blow them and make grill ready in fast as 5mins :)
Yes! That's a great use for this. Gets a fire or grill going fast.
Great video. Great ideas for application also.
I thought there is a reverse switch for deflatorw like a traditional drill.
I use it to inflate my inflatable kayak till almost full, then use the foot pump to finish it off since there is a lot of resistance then.
Cut down from 10min to 3min for set up.
To deflate something you put the nozzle into the top of the tool and suck the air out like he shows with the bag of biscuit joints.
What amp battery should you use this with? I assume 1.5A is enough but can you still use with 2Amp or 4Amp?
It works with any Ryobi One+ 18V battery. It looks a little ridiculous with the huge 9Ah on it though! 😄
I may get this just for blowing the loose hair off my German Shepherd
LOL, I should try that with my Lab/Rottweiler mix. But she'd probably go running from the noise once I turned it on!
Maybe you should try it on a grill to keep that wood burning when it tends to wanna turn off ..... I'm just saying.....that's probably what I would only use it for if its that powerful
Good idea.
Nice job. Thanks
good little tool to clean your tools after job or blow dust off from yourself
very information video! What are biscuits in the zip lock bag?
They're for using with a biscuit or plate joiner like this one: th-cam.com/video/8yvlRycyEg4/w-d-xo.html
You have to keep them dry and away from humid air because they swell when exposed to moisture. When you use them in a glue up, they expand in the slot and strengthen the joint.
Is it suitable for cleaning the computer from dust?
Yes, as long as you don't get the nozzle too close. It can generate static shocks on sensitive equipment. If you need to get in close, I'd use canned air.
Doesn't look strong enough to blow water off a car 🤔
Its output is too concentrated and too low volume for that application.
concetrated air usually means higher speeds@@DoresoomReviews
Yes, I used concentrated to mean high speed airflow in a small area. Look at 4:14 where it's producing a fast enough air speed to deflect the skin on my hand. That's certainly powerful enough to blow water off a car. However, it's in an extremely small area - if you went over the entire surface area of your car with that, it would take forever. You need more CFM (or volumetric flow) of air to efficiently blow water off a car.
Great review. I am interested in this for blowing dust
That's what I use mine for 95% of the time!
it seems weak
It's not.
I think that this would also be handy for blowing dust out of computers and dirt out of keyboards. Thank you for the video !
I'd be careful about static discharge if using this inside a computer. Should be fine for keyboards though.
Anyone used this in their car to blow out vents, dash?
Hey there, I’m looking for the same answer to your question. Did you end up buying one and using it on cars air vents and other nooks n crannies?
so how long did it take to inflate the air mattress bro?
Watch the video bro. I tell you at 5:24.
Because of you I need to make a trip to Home Depot today. Lol
😂 Sorry!
@@DoresoomReviews 🤣 it's not a bad thing lol
Couldn't I use the tire inflator for the same thing?
No - the P737 tire inflator would take forever to inflate something like an air mattress. It's high pressure, low volume, while this inflator is high volume, low pressure. If you have the dual function P731, then you don't need this high volume inflator.
Mines doesn't always turn on the first time I press on the trigger. It have to do it multiple times before it starts to crank on. Is mines defected or what is going on?
That sounds defective to me, it should turn on right away with the first trigger pull.
nevermind it was low on battery
you think this is powerful enough to replace dust cleaner in can ?
I think it will handle 95% of what you can do with canned air. If you've got something really stuck, canned air might be able to get it moving where this one can't though. Also be careful of static sensitive applications with this Ryobi blower.
@@DoresoomReviews thank you!
Hi
How long you took to pump the bed?
I cover that at 5:30 in the video.
Long ads made me skip fyi
I don't control ad length.
@@DoresoomReviews i know. I turn ads off on my vids cause I know when I see them I just skip to the next vid. Was just giving u a heads up from 1 vid creator to the next. Studies show that most people will just click the back button and click on the next vid. I like your vids and wouldn't want u to lose anymore listeners for something so small. It had two 15 second vids I had to watch before it would play your vid smh. Most people won't sit through that. Imagine how many more views you'd have if that wasn't there. Just food for thought. No negativity intended :-)
I definitely appreciate the feedback! I don't think I've ever seen two 15 second ads when I watch TH-cam, so that's news to me. Maybe I'll play around with only skippable ads and see if there's a watch time difference.
how strong is the air flow? i want to use this to dust off inside of computer cases and want something strong
Very strong - it will deflect the skin on your hand if you get it close. Careful around electronics though, this can generate static electricity with it's spinning motor and impeller.
@@DoresoomReviews ah ok, so safe to use say with the comp off but not with it on or you think it's best to avoid as static electricity may damage the electronic components
I'd advise against it even if the computer is off. Same principle as not using a vacuum on your PC: www.howtogeek.com/57870/ask-how-to-geek-why-you-should-never-vacuum-your-pc-converting-books-for-the-kindle-and-controlling-multiple-computers-with-one-keyboard/
Might be nice for a hunting raft
Great idea!
Thanks! What is the duty cycle?
Duty cycle is 100% as far as I know. I've run it continuously on a 4Ah battery until the battery ran out of power.
Could this blow dust out of a pc
Yes, but make sure you don't get the nozzle too close - it could build up static and shock sensitive components.
@@DoresoomReviews yeah was thinking about that I'm going to pass
brushed or brushless motor?????
Brushed.
take it apart
What would that accomplish?
@@DoresoomReviews i want to see how to motor works an how its designed ive looked through youtube and only seen a look inside of the ryobi one plus tire inflator
they also have many view for look inside videos of objects
@@DoresoomReviews i mean ryobi 18 volt high pressure inflator
How many PSI air pressure are possible?
Only something like 0.5 PSI for this model, since it's a high volume, low pressure inflator. If you need to do tires, basketballs, etc. you'll need the P737 or P731 which both go to 150 PSI.
Thanks, i need high volume and high pressure (4 psi /0,25-0,3 BAR) for an inflatable boat. So for me the P738 is not suitable. Greetings from Germany
Would it blow water off a car for say?
Maybe out of crevices, but a larger blower would be better for big panels.
hmm well then the blower it is!
I have the dual low and high pressure inflator do u recommend it even though I have that ryobi machine as well I know there 20 dollars right now at Home Depot thanks great review
+Daniel Gomez If you only plan on using it for inflating, then I'd skip this one, even though it's slightly faster at high volume applications than the dual purpose one is. However, I've found I use this inflator as a bench blower almost every time I'm out in the garage. The dual purpose isn't really suited for that, so I would definitely recommend this one as well if you'd be using it for that application.
Doresoom Reviews okay thanks
I bought it yesterday for 20 dollars I have a air mattress and pool will use it but not alot great review and will use 4ah batteries with this
thanks I buy one p738 after view you, today come to mi home in argentina,