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Subject: Re: 120 or 240 faq log new old
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From: lisanap-at-cats.ucsc.edu
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Date: Fri, 17 Feb 1995 15:11:34 -0800
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You are right, Richard. That is a lot of 440VAC rated caps. I was just
looking at them today in the C&H catalog. I'm envisioning a disconnect
box that I can plug into the dryer outlet. The one I have is on a 30A
breaker. I have one 60ma and two 30ma 12000v neons. Would it work to
parallel the two 30ma's together and then series that pair to the 60ma?
Sounds hairy. Think I will look for another 12K/60 just for simplicity.
Are pfc caps in series or parallel to the neon primary? And if I needed
140-145uF with 120VAC, What do I need with 240VAC?
So much to learn.
Thanks,
Mark R. Napier
lisanap-at-cats.ucsc.edu