Re: Rotary gap speed and type

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Original poster: "Dr. Resonance" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>



Jim:

What is your input power level (kVA)?

Dr. Resonance
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> Original poster: "James Zimmerschied" <zimtesla@xxxxxxx>
> Kevin, I have run my ASYNCH rotary with a variable speed DC motor 
> and varied the break rate from about 250 BPS up to say 600 BPS. 
> There doesn't seem to be a speed where streamers increase 
> dramatically. I like them at the 350-400 range.
> Jim
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> Original poster: "MakingLightning" 
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>   1725 & 3450 rpm motors and their sparks were just brought up,
> noting that the 3450 gave more exciting and violent sparks. I am
> assuming these are SYNC type of systems?
> How do those compare to using an ASYNC system running at various speeds?
> There must be some people here that have had the same system used
> with the 2 different types of RSG, and have noted the differences.
> Kevin