And SI is just so much simpler:
No cut and paste required.
No conversion factors......
Just simple.
Why use a VFD configured to provide 400VAC to a motor wired at low voltage ?
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And SI is just so much simpler:
No cut and paste required.
No conversion factors......
Just simple.
Didn't get beyond 36 Hz it would seem.
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And SI is just so much simpler:
No cut and paste required.
No conversion factors......
Just simple.
But I like my units to correspond to something I can visualize
Besides I lost faith in the units you Brits use after having to work on motorcycles with Whitworth fasteners.
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But I like my units to correspond to something I can visualize
So is that a 2 HP motor?
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Probably not, but 2 of these guys would be
Although I think he is the 12 pole version of a horse
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Visualising 6MW might be a stretch.
We Brits don't use, and have have not used, Whitwoth in generations.Besides I lost faith in the units you Brits use after having to work on motorcycles with Whitworth fasteners.
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Yeah but I still had to look through coffee cans and boxes for those darn British motorcycle bolts :lol:
I hold onto my resentments
I think I first encountered them on an Ariel
I can believe that given that it must have been a very old bike.
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BSA used some Whitworth thread fasteners up into the 1960's. And I've worked on bikes much older than that.
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Joe, this is an electrical forum, please stay on topic.
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He included a wave form in his post
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