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RE: 3 phase rotor question
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Original poster: "Aron Koscho" <kc5uto@xxxxxx>
Hi Bert,
Gary's rotary converter should work fine. I used one a similar one to
power a large YAG laser (the one I gave to Phil). You will probably need
at least 10hp if this is one of those monster HVDC systems. My
experience has been a 10Kva converter will pull ~100A from the single
phase line.
-Aron
www.hvguy.com
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Subject: 3 phase rotor question
Original poster: Bert Pool <bert.tx@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I have a heavy duty power supply that is 220 volt, 3 phase. Would
Gary's
phase converter operate the transformer in this unit? I bought the
power
supply cheap, expecting I might could do the three phase cheat and make
it
work. So, will it work, or did I buy a nice boat anchor?
Bert Pool