I'm glad that I'm not English...............
2 Phases of a 3 Phase System
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jumper
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kwired
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Grammar enforcement would be one way to cut down number of members, or see improvement in grammar if they wish to stay I guess.
Hope this post was grammatically correct.
jumper
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Grammar enforcement would be one way to cut down number of members, or see improvement in grammar if they wish to stay I guess.
Hope this post was grammatically correct.
Ain't gonna happen.
Not my fault!Durn Brit.
And my brain, by this time of night, is not fully engaged.
It's after 23:00 here and not long since I came back from my last walk of the day with our very handsome collie. Especially since he was groomed a couple of days ago and smells like a French tart's boudoir - not that often I frequent such places.......
There is an electrical aspect to this. It's pitch black and he his mostly black as collies are. He runs off the lead but I put the LED collar on him so that I can see where he is.
However, it is DC rather than single phase AC. He doesn't mind. His expertise is Bussmann fuses.
ggunn
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Holy crap. We will indeed argue about literally anything in here.
Now I'll bet we go off on each other about "literally" for a few pages...
Now I'll bet we go off on each other about "literally" for a few pages...
You may also have less than three... and that simply will not do! :slaphead:
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I thought we were headed for a three hundred post thread, but I didn't see this coming.
It may get locked at fewer than 300....................
K8MHZ
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It may get locked at fewer than 300....................
I am going to say around 200, more or less.
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I have the power to clo$e it, $o if $omeone $ends me enough good rea$on$ why thi$ thread $hould be clo$sed at a $peific po$t count I could do that.
K8MHZ
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I have the power to clo$e it, $o if $omeone $ends me enough good rea$on$ why thi$ thread $hould be clo$sed at a $peific po$t count I could do that.
Please, leave it open.
I still haven't figured out if 2 phases is less or fewer than 3 phase.
I have the power to clo$e it, $o if $omeone $ends me enough good rea$on$ why thi$ thread $hould be clo$sed at a $peific po$t count I could do that.
That should be clo$ed and $pecific
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Restating the premise of the whole thread, on which there is still no consensus:
A pair of L conductors without a neutral, taken from a three phase delta or wye source, is single phase.
A pair of L conductors plus a neutral, taken from a three phase wye source is either single phase or "two out of three phases", (not two phase) depending on your personal preference and maybe the context in which it is being discussed.
jumper
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Good summary.
I was messing around
the answer is no
ab is a ph
bc is a ph
ca is a ph
hence 3 phases which ab is 1 (or a single phase of the three) of them
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