Re: [MBZ] Ozone from small motors

2010-01-11 Thread OK Don
You don't want to use the preview pane - exposes you to viruses, since you've opened the email just by giving it focus. On Mon, Jan 11, 2010 at 12:13 PM, archer wrote: > > On the Outlook Express, I have the latest version and I couldn't find a > preview pane. Earlier versions had one just below

Re: [MBZ] Ozone from small motors

2010-01-11 Thread archer
- Original Message - From: "Jim Cathey" To: "Mercedes Discussion List" Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 10:55 AM Subject: Re: [MBZ] Ozone from small motors It is 6amps, 5speed, with solid state control via a sensor on a spinning metal plate on the shaft. Wou

Re: [MBZ] Ozone from small motors

2010-01-11 Thread Jim Cathey
It is 6amps, 5speed, with solid state control via a sensor on a spinning metal plate on the shaft. Would you have any idea what value of mfd would be good to try first? Not really. With a solid-state driver too much is usually something you want to avoid, since it could damage the driver. I'

Re: [MBZ] Ozone from small motors

2010-01-11 Thread archer
Can someone tell me if a capacitor across the leads to the brushes of a small electric motor will reduce or eliminate ozone production by the sparking of the brushes? -- Yes. Think: old-fashioned automotive points condenser. --

Re: [MBZ] Ozone from small motors

2010-01-10 Thread Jim Cathey
Can someone tell me if a capacitor across the leads to the brushes of a small electric motor will reduce or eliminate ozone production by the sparking of the brushes? Yes. Think: old-fashioned automotive points condenser. Is the size of the capacitor critical? Somewhat. It has to be large

[MBZ] Ozone from small motors

2010-01-10 Thread archer
Can someone tell me if a capacitor across the leads to the brushes of a small electric motor will reduce or eliminate ozone production by the sparking of the brushes? Is the size of the capacitor critical? I seem to remember that arrangement was used to prolong the life of brushes in some elect