I have three rotary phase converters. The are all using a potential
relay for the start caps and a relay that pulls in the mains. So I don't
have to hold the push button and if the power drops out for a few
seconds the phase converter does not try and restart without the start
caps. I've not ha
Steve,
I didn't intend to hurt your British feelings. I think we have much in
common since european unification means a give and take for all peoples
participating, but every one sees mostly the gives. Germany surely is
one of the top net payers for this unity, but still only few complain
abo
Peter Blodow wrote:
>
> I can't really remember when we had our last black out hereabouts - I
> think it was in April 1976 or 77. A heavy snow shower loaded ice on a 50
> kV three phase line which was fastened onesided on the masts, so it
> broke and turned all the masts within about 100 km dist
