Just looked it up on how stuff works:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/energy/question501.htm
so in a nutshell, for a given voltage, the GG6's higher amps will produce more power than a machine with lower amps. From the examples given in the link above, the same watts or power can be achieved by a motor with lower amps, but it requires a higher voltage (water pressure).
Mike, you were also correct in that the parts, especially the wires used for construction, all contribute to resistance and the overall electrical efficiency of the tool itself, again for a given voltage and motor amperage
Pretty interesting near the end when the article talks about how the auto industry is moving towards a higher voltage standard in order to power all the electronics in today's cars...
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