What is the minimum and maximum "insertible thrust, does it have enough power, and how noisy is it as I live in an apartment?
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Hi Scott,Stroke Length with 7 inch penis: Inner stroke length is 3 inches, outer stroke is 10 inches, extension arm adds 8 inches to outer stroke length; Stroke speed: 0-300 strokes per minute.Please don't hesitate to let me know should you have any additional questions or will require further assistance,sincerely,Customer Service
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Dear Scott,The Maestro, designed with precision craftsmanship and extreme attention to detail. This premium sex machine comes equipped with an adjustable speed of 90 to 300 RPM so you get to choose the thrusting speed. Versatile and easy to assemble, the frame can be adjusted by height, angle, stroke speed, and depth. The machine is quite enough to be used in an apartment as many of our customers who buy this product also live in apartments and never had issues.Best regards,Customer service.
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Hi Scott, This is actually really quiet, you can use it in an apartment without any problem. The Stroke Length with a 7 inch penis: Inner stroke length is 3 inches, outer stroke is 10 inches, and the extension arm adds 8 inches to outer stroke length. These can handle the Hung vacu-lock attachment which is pretty large and heavy. The machine gets more power as you dial up the speed and can thrust and deliver ample power without a problem.
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There is a significant 60 cycle hum since it is a hefty motor. I wouldn't call it annoying though. If you are chopping something like ice then it will be noisy. Unavoidable in my opinion.
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Sure, but you might want to put a speed control on ..it pulls a lot of air..might be a little noisy too unless you mount it above the ceiling
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I would think it would be too strong for a bedroom. We use it outside and it is perfect, but on high speeds it sounds like a rocket is taking off.
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Considering its power, yes it is quiet. I live in an apt. and use it very early in the morning and some late nights --- and no one has ever complained.
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So I've owned it for almost a year, I think it's more than loud enough but I also bought it mainly for its durability. Depending on what kind of work you do, it should be fine. But I will say if you're using power tools or something loud along those lines, it will not but loud enough to overpower the noise from those. Like when my gf vacuums it can no longer be heard.
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While it is not whisper quiet, it is powerful due to the motor which does make noise. I would recommend going to youtube and looking this product up as their are product videos on there so that will at least give you a better idea of how noisy it is. Thank you ! Magic Mikes Premium Pleasure
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The noise from this fan is simply the sound of the air being blown, and it is louder than a cheaper/plastic fan because it is more powerful. This fan is not noisy in any other, annoying way - no rattling or clicking or other annoying noises I have experienced in the past with cheaper/plastic fans. This is just pure wind sound. Do be aware though, this is an industrial-strength fan so it is significantly more powerful -- and therefore the wind sound is louder -- than typical home fans. So it would not be ideal for a small space -- it is too powerful, will blow papers around, would be too loud if you're too close and trying to listen to something else. It's better suited for a larger space -- I needed it for a large space that is hard to cool in the summer, and it really makes a world of difference. It is exactly what I needed. So just keep in mind that this is a more powerful, industrial-strength fan and consider the space where you want to use it and whether you think it could help you or if you think it might be too much power for your needs. It is an excellent fan, and I am extremely pleased with it -- no complaints; it has rubber feet which helps keep it from moving around and which also helps protect your floor (if you have nice hardwood floors). I definitely recommend it if you are going to use it in a decent-size space.
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There is some squeeking, but certainly not louder than if you had the tv on or music playing in the apartment. Great for small places because it can fold and slide under a bed or behind a couch. It does take some effort to get it closed and opened.
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I mounted the minnkota 45 lb thrust on an 18' Smokercraft. It weighs about 650lbs empty. It pushes it at 2.7mph on full speed.i only bought it to troll with. I have a Walmart battery and at 40% thrust it lasts about 6 hours. That is with about 450lbs of people. Including my dog. Be sure you get the Endurance max as the variable speed is priceless.
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My apartment is 920 square feet and it does a great job. The suction of this unit is very surprising considering the price. I live that its easily stores and not bulky. I wish it had an automatic wind up for the cord, but the absence of this option does not take away feom the unit. I love it!! GOOD LUCK!!
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In my opinion, it's not noisy. I think it's more quiet than a window AC. I really like the hum of the motor, and it doesn't bother me at all.
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Ummm.. It is defnitely loud enough for an apartment.. My apartment is just about 900 sqft.. But if you have huge spaces and you want the sound everywhere perhaps something additional will suit you..
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Not quiet for sure but probably no noisier than other vacuum cleaners I've had other past 20 years. I definitely would not use it late at night or early morning so as not to disturb apartment neighbors.
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You will have no issues with noise with this unit. It is a very quite motor and especially at the speed of 1.5 you will barely hear anything
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It's pretty quiet... just the low hum of the motor. But at high speeds it does vibrate a bit... will slightly shake your cabinets. Also, no matter what they say, this thing is heavy. So forget about easily moving in and out from under your bed. Other than that.. everything works well and it's a nice compact treadmill.
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Personally, I don't find it to be too noisy. It's considerably less noisy than my compressor. It's just like a whirring/windy sound from a couple of fans spinning. But you might check with the manufacturer for the decibel rating for a less subjective appraisal.