Drill Cord or Battery

[Marc Getty <marc@getty.net>]

I would try to avoid long cords at nearly any cost. The longer the cord is, the
lower the voltage drops. Electric motors do not like it when they are starved
for current, I have seen more then one burn out because of long cords.

The Bosch 24v cordless drill that I have works great, it was a bit pricey at
~$299 but you will never need to buy another drill again!

See:
<http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/stores/detail/glance/-/hi/B0000302U3/qid=992228810>


-Marc

'74 VW Thing Finally Sold in 5/01 - '81 VW Jetta Diesel Scraped 12/97
'84 VW Jetta GLi Sold to NJ 10/99 - '84 VW GTI 8v Sold to Peter in 4/01
'87 VW Smoking Scirocco Tornado Red 16V 200,000+ miles in Philly PA
    since 7/2/99 - Before and after pics: http://getty.net/scirocco/
'88 VW Scirocco Tornado Red 16V with 177,000 miles, leather, no sun roof

-----Original Message-----
From: Kervin Ridgley [mailto:kervinridgley@earthlink.net]
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 10:50 PM
To: Scirocco List
Subject: (OT) Drill Cord or Battery


Well, I'm going to need to buy a drill to get the rivets out of my
control arm (and maybe a shine bar sometime down the road).  I don't
have power close to where I work on my car, so I can get a corded drill
with a long-a** power cord or a nice cordless one.  What kind of
cordless drill would you get?

Kervin 
86 8V

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