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Posted by mark on March 2, 2008, 3:15 pm
Please log in for more thread options > 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 a=
> > > lot of electrical troubleshooting. I haven't got 3 phase to the house.=
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> > Depends how much cash you have and how much trouble you want. =A0For a "=
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> > 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 mo=
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> > pulley to the new motor, bolt the motor into place and plug into the
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> > Alternatively, a three phase motor and something like the Eurotherm driv=
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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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and if you can find them
they also make single phase to single phase inverters as speed
controllers .
BTW .......i still have a myford three phase motor ........transformer
for the lighting and control circuit ...and the myford three phase
suds pump ....make me an offer ......
all you need to find after that is ......a myford 3 phase motor
starter relay and possibly reverse switch
all the best.....markj
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> inverter route. Can anyone point me at a solution that won't require a
> lot of electrical troubleshooting. I haven't got 3 phase to the house.