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Re: MOT Shunts?

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Subject: Re: MOT Shunts?
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Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 10:07:46 -0700
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Hi Guys

IMHO the truth about shunts is not well understood.

Most of the time we are driving capacitive loads which greatly cancels the
output inductancce these shunts cause.

Shunts ruin perforance of MOT's driving resistive loads. I've found a series
O/P C is required to provide a conjugate load. The effective series L caused
by these shunts is about 6H

Best
Ted L in NZ

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