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Would it be possible to use a reciprocating saw powered by a 12 volt
power inverter plugged into my car cigarette lighter without burning out my wiring? If so, What type power inverter would be best to use? Would I need to use it direct from my battery? The power information from the side of the saw is, 115 volts, 6 amps, 50-60 HZ, 0-2300 SPM. Thanks for any advice Dan |
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