Gene Heskett wrote:
> On Thursday 20 August 2009, Douglas Pollard wrote:
>   
>> My air compressor started up the same time I was starting my computer
>> and crashed my hard drive.  I have a small cheap compressor and its all
>> the motor can do to start it and I guess it drew the current down.
>> Anyway just something  to think about!!
>>                                           Doug
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> A good advertisement for installing a UPS.  It doesn't have to be big enough 
> to run the mill although I did have one once that could.  Basically, anything 
> that can supply the box for 3 to 5 seconds during such a brownout should at 
> least be a down payment on the insurance policy.
>
> However, I have not noted the lights dimming or flickering when my 2hp belt 
> driven 120 volt compressor fires up.  I ran a hunk of 6-3 UF to the shop, 
> very little drop.  But it took a slow, 20 amp breaker to have it stay up when 
> it starts, so it is a pretty decent pull.
>  
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I suspect the cable going to the shop is pretty small. I have a couple 
of 50 amp cables that I used to use to run all the electricals on my 
sailboat when we lived aboard.  I may dig up the old one and bury the 
boat cable. They make good underground cables as they are sometimes 
hanging partly in the water when used for a boat and it seems to have no 
ill effect.   I will try it anyway.                                    
         Doug


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