Mytee 1003DX
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Topic: Mytee 1003DX
Posted By: G&M Cleaning
Subject: Mytee 1003DX
Date Posted: 25/September/2006 at 6:14pm
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I been looking into the Mytee 1003DX I like what it has but also was looking into the Mytee 1003HV. can anyone tell me if they have used the Mytee 1003HV or any of the HV machines.? And if so what if any problems did they experience. When I called a salesperson on the Mytee HV they told me that it has so much power that in the solution tank it swirls so much that it comes out from the bottom vent. Does anyone have any knowledge of the Mytee HV and DX.? and what do they think of them.? Much appreciated for your time and answers.
Greg
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Posted By: Ed Valentine
Date Posted: 26/September/2006 at 8:27am
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Greg;
I would suggest calling Don Burland at AMS Supply and ask him. (216-741-3411). He sells and services that particular brand and I'm sure can give you some suggestions.
Good Fortune;
Ed Valentine
cross-american
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Posted By: G&M Cleaning
Date Posted: 26/September/2006 at 11:09pm
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Thank Ed for the information. Ed what is the difference on your machine
SCORPION-3 - Vacuum Motors: 3 special High-Performance Vacs and the vacuums you have on the Recoil 3. What is a high performance vac.? and how does if differ from the Recoil3 vac.? Thanks.
Greg
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Posted By: Ed Valentine
Date Posted: 27/September/2006 at 9:29am
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Greg;
Well, there are certain design aspects that are slightly different on the SCORPION-3 that we will reserve to remain non-public for common-sense reasons. In addition, it received CE Approval as well. However, the major difference would be that this system has extreme vacuum performance (unbelievable to me, personally) on 230/240 volts.
The term we starting using in 1978 , "High Performance" means to us, that we are getting the maxium performance level , not only in terms of "vacuum", but also, CFM's/Air-Flow (something we pioneered back then-), AND.........low amp draw. You see, getting maxium performance of of a system is one thing; but, Blowing every circuit in the house is another! (And, btw, something that is not tolerated in our designs)
Other than that, I believe that our web page(s) will show the differences between both units you have mentioned.
I hope this somewhat helps.
Good Fortune and thanks for asking;
ED Valentine
http://www.cross-american.com - www.cross-american.com
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