Metro Air Force commander dryer

[PA DETAILER]

https://www.autogeek.net/metro-compact-car-dryer.html

How does this compare to the bigger MB? And does it require a 20a outlet?

[MikeC78]

Haven’t used one, but it does not require a 20amp outlet. Looks like this would be similar in performance or equate to half the power of the Master Blaster.

[FUNX650]

...does it require a 20a outlet?

From its product description page:
”The American-made all steel
Commander is a state of the art
machine boasting a 900 watt engine...”

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Amps = Watts/Volts
Amps = 900/120
Amps = 7.5 (the unit’s “running amps”)

Note:
If the number of Watts at “start-up”
would even be ~2X the unit’s stated
amount of 900W...the amperage then
would be ~1800/120 = ~15amps.

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Bob

[The Guz]

Have you considered the McKee's car dryer?

https://www.autogeek.net/dp-turbo-car-dryer.html

[PA DETAILER]

Have you considered the McKee's car dryer?

https://www.autogeek.net/dp-turbo-car-dryer.html

If I ever go that route, that would probably be my choice. But being I wash really early in the Summer, I am sure it would drive the neighbors nuts!

[HAMBO]

If I ever go that route, that would probably be my choice. But being I wash really early in the Summer, I am sure it would drive the neighbors nuts!

I have the McKee Dryer. It works fine, but I find the design is bulky and a bit clumsy.

[VISITOR]

I have the McKee Dryer. It works fine, but I find the design is bulky and a bit clumsy.

less bothersome than the MB...