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Old 05-11-2021, 05:58 PM   #5
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Re: Air Compressors - mainsplain

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Horsepower matters because something has to drive that displacement. The more horsepower, the more air the compressor is capable of displacing in a given time (cubic feet per minute). If you have a displacement that is too large for a given horsepower, the motor either won't turn or it will burn up really quickly.
SO are you talking rpm ?

I mean the piston size isnt changing ? OR is it
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