Richard150MPH
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It will run on 208, plan is to buy a used generator on Sunday for the price of a phase inverter.
Generator has multiple use.
Generator has multiple use.
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Richard150MPH
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2.2 KV = 3HP.
$350.00 10KV generator will also be backup for the house.
Mom is on oxygen at night and our power goes out too frequently.
$350.00 10KV generator will also be backup for the house.
Mom is on oxygen at night and our power goes out too frequently.
Richard150MPH
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kmakar
Janitor
Be care as all 3 phase voltage (and tools) are not the same, but based on the plate that one is 120v / 208v. Check the voltage requirements of the lift before you purchase.
I bought one of these and love it. It's smooth and fairly quiet. Starts easy and cheap !
But not sure how you get 220V out of it ?
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But not sure how you get 220V out of it ?
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Richard150MPH
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Must have 3 Ph. or no point to it.
Lift will run on 208 3 Ph.
Lift will run on 208 3 Ph.
I wonder if you can plug one cord into two of the generator outlets and make a 220V cable ?
kmakar
Janitor
It's all good, that's what this thread is for.
kmakar
Janitor
You'd better check the wiring then as most gensets are wired for a specific voltage and you may have to change the wiring to use with standard 120v.
Richard150MPH
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Disappointed the seller did not post a pic of the outlet side.
Commercially made unit so I expect 120 and 208 outlets.
I do know how to divide 3 Ph. for 110V
Commercially made unit so I expect 120 and 208 outlets.
I do know how to divide 3 Ph. for 110V
Just watch carefully to see if it’s 208/230 or 460/480 BIG difference
Got a call Tues evening to do an emergency ac system change out on a 30 year old system leaking water over the soffit behind the condo unit, Wed morning drove to Brandon to get the ThruWall ac unit we needed and was able to get the system replaced and up and running Thursday 
also found what the real problem was and it was a clogged drain line, water went into the drain pan under the attic unit then out a PVC line to the soffit location where it originally was piped down to drip into bushes down below but someone replaced the soffit with vinyl soffit and installers cut the pipe above so they wouldn’t have to make holes in the soffit (Laziness!) but the condo owner knew it was 30 yrs old and really likes his tenants so wanted a new ac system anyway, we also replaced the liquid refrigerant line from 1/4” to 3/8” and it was a 1.5 ton system so I said 1.5 ton condenser and a 2 ton air handler would make a better system so that’s what we did
also found what the real problem was and it was a clogged drain line, water went into the drain pan under the attic unit then out a PVC line to the soffit location where it originally was piped down to drip into bushes down below but someone replaced the soffit with vinyl soffit and installers cut the pipe above so they wouldn’t have to make holes in the soffit (Laziness!) but the condo owner knew it was 30 yrs old and really likes his tenants so wanted a new ac system anyway, we also replaced the liquid refrigerant line from 1/4” to 3/8” and it was a 1.5 ton system so I said 1.5 ton condenser and a 2 ton air handler would make a better system so that’s what we did Attachments
I know it seems like the same old view, nothing new....but after the epoxy, laying the slick sand, blocking, then realizing the slick sand didn't fill pinholes, so had to glaze certain areas, fill a low spot, block with 150, then 240, then softened all the body lines, and a few more fixes and it's ready to seal again with epoxy and shoot urethane primer. Whewww.
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Richard150MPH
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Over in the Lotus world we apply a layer of Synthetic Veil to rid ourselves of pinholes and invisible cracks.
Works great!
Works great!
Never heard of that, but usually I use Dolphin Glaze but was relying on the slick sand to fill the pins.......now I know better.
I've used Dolphin glaze forever and its the shit!
