this last is very expensive! Then there's a final hack, which I only half remember.
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I think you drive a 3 phase motor w 220, then tap the 3rd pole. Now you've got 3 poles: 220 A, 220 B, third
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problem is that they're not 120 degrees out of phase. A and B are 180, C is 90 between them,
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my thought is that I might do the 2ph motor -> pulleys -> 3ph motor gen scheme, but not sure.
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Replying to @BrowningMachine @Jack0Spades
meters have a base fee per month. Also, you pay to bring service to your locale. Never investigated but >
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having read dozens of these threads online, everyone looks into it, then says "erg...to expensive".
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1) would be better to just put a 1 phase motor on lathe for what little work you'll be giving it.
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Replying to @ReminderOfAlamo @BrowningMachine and
2) lots of people have 3 phase in their residences. Washer/dryer and such. Depends on power company.
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I have never ever EVER heard of a 3-phase washer/dryer. You sure you don't mean 220?
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yeah that's what I meant. I'm a dumbass
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