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Rough Hewn

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Why do not just move to GODS country wales and you would have none of this trouble see musch 

 

(musch) is slang down here for mate/buddy  but if you end up coming down keep driving past that shit hole newport or if Squaredy  gets hold of then you will beeee delivering pizza for a living ? Come up the valleys as being from jeff boycott country you will do just fine ? 

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Khriss
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3phase used to drive big motors, think yr battery cost will outweigh project. A 1000w motor is a chuffing big pull of juice. K

roys
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No it means that connecting the 3 phases in delta (instead of star) it will draw 12A.  Simply put the star and delta refers to how the 3 coils / windings of the motor are connected to the supply,

Rough Hewn
Rough Hewn

Needs to be 3kw. Even if I get 30 seconds run time.

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10 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:


There's an old 3ph Saw on eBay.
Thought about using fir milling.
Then thought hmmmmmm.
5kg battery and transformer.
10-30 seconds run time is proof of concept?
Just don't want it to explode....
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Put a cheap petrol motor on it. 300squids or so.... Yr carrying saw fuel anyways. Then itll run all day. K

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