hi Allan,
One fact that might be useful to consider is that a three phase supply has 3
hot/live/active wires and one neutral. The 3 currents returning to the neutral
actually cancel each other out (due to phase differences) and in a perfectly
balanced load situation there is no need for a neut
Allen,
Back when people used to read books to learn, at least you had to spend
several hours studying something, then you could be 50% an expert. Now
with the interwebs, watch only at least the first 20 minutes of a
YouTube video and you can have an unshakeable conviction in a new belief
as t
Don't tell me this, I just bought Dewalt tools. ahhh
On 11/22/2016 11:21 AM, Kirk Herander wrote:
Hello,
Anyone out there invested in these tools yet? Looks interesting.
Amongst other things, you can custom program the cordless drill to
various speeds and torques using a smart phone app.
A 120/240 V split phase system is supplied by a
center tapped 240 V transformer. The center tap
is grounded, deriving the neutral. Unbalanced
current from the two hot phase conductors return back through the neutral.
At 08:27 PM 11/25/2016, you wrote:
Wrenches,
Is there such a thing as a "grid
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