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Old 06-10-2025, 12:21 AM
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See this video of Scotty at Hawkeye applying the high voltage at 1:16:00 and following.
No name is given for the device except a high voltage transformer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFnWYe5MzrY

I also seem to recall a name attached to the handheld device you're describing, but I don't remember it, even though we had one in the lab at Zenith.
Thanks. Yeah, looks like it, 'cept ours was a bit bigger and sounded like it had a mechanical interrupter driving the primary, like a Model T spark coil on steroids.
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3 phase motors can be run from single phase supplies using variable frequency drives. Here's a random example from googling "3 phase vfd": https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144979535330?_ul=GB
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3 phase motors can be run from single phase supplies using variable frequency drives. Here's a random example from googling "3 phase vfd": https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/144979535330?_ul=GB
Most certainly. We've installed several of these over the years where only single phase power is available. They work very well, but cost $$$
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