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Posted by on March 2, 2008, 6:57 pm
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> > On 2 Mar, 17:10, "Norman Billingham" <norman.at.tumulus.org.uk> wrote:
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> > > > I'd like to convert my Super 7 to 3 phase. I think I will go the
> > > > inverter route. Can anyone point me at a solution that won't require=
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> > > > lot of electrical troubleshooting. I haven't got 3 phase to the hous=
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> > > Depends how much cash you have and how much trouble you want. =A0For a=
"plug
> > > and play" solution look at the Newton Tesla setup:
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> > >http://www.newton-tesla.com/machinist/index.htm
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> > > Not cheap but very easy to fit and works like a dream - just swap the =
motor
> > > pulley to the new motor, bolt the motor into place and plug into the
> > > controller
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> > > Alternatively, a three phase motor and something like the Eurotherm dr=
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> > >http://www.eurotherm.co.uk/products/drives/ac-drives/ercfw08-series/
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> > > Either way, well worth doing
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> > post in the yahoo myford group that you would like to do this
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> > and I'm sure there will be one or two members there ...who have gone
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> > and taken all the three phase equipment off their three phase
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> > and gone to 240 volt
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> > and will only be too willing to sell you the old gear .
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> > all the best.markj- Hide quoted text -
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> doh ....im getting confused .....
> the items i mentioned are boxford !!!!!
ahh ,...
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