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HomeElectronicsMusical InstrumentsSound & Recording EquipmentBoat Blender BB-001 The Boat Blender |
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Not Comparable to an Electric Blended Frozen Drink Aug 14, 2008
By ESVK
"SVK"
I used a $200 cordless Milwaukee 18-volt 1,400 RPM drill to mix margaritas with the boat blender. The results was a margarita on the rocks with pebble-sized pieces of ice - not a fluffy, whipped, frozen drink as incenuated by their advertising.
Internet Scam Sep 19, 2008
By William G. Raines
As a bartender for three years I should have known that well blended drinks have to be blended with a high rate of rpm. Using a kitchen counter top blender of 400 watts are better will spin the blending blades at rpms of 20,000 or more. Not even on of the highest volt drills you find a Home Depot, 24-volt, can spin the blending blades past 1,800 rpm. I love the idea of the boat blender, but in actuality it does not work. Yesterday, thursday, I used the boat blender on a tiki bar I just built at my fraternity house. Everyone was excited to see the new invention in action. It didn't and we all laughed at the product.
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