James,
You should be able to run with a modified sine wave inverter.
Inductive loads will see as much as a 30%
reduction in efficiency (hysteresis losses) which will manifest itself as heat.
This could eventually lead to a
decrease in the devices lifetime...or maybe not. The ideal solution would be
the pure sine wave. The original
squarewave type will destroy your inductive device in very short order.
Regards,
George Martin
On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 22:10:19 -0700, James Osbourne, Holmes wrote:
>Thank you Malcom.
>
>We hooked up a scope to the Portawatz 1550---it draws a sort of
>mashed-to -the side wave; but never made any sol with the inverter. I think
>I will buy an el-cheapo full sine wave inverter rather than experiment on my
>one Ultrapro's transformer. If someone had come up with reassurances I would
>have given it a try.
>
>Issue one: will it fry the tran. Issue two, what sort of sol will it make.
>
>James-Osbourne: Holmes
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Malcolm Stebbins [mailto:[email protected]]
>Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 3:12 PM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: CS>Running HVAC Generator on Modified Sine Wave inverter
>
>
>Hi James;I've only used lvdc, but run my machine a current limited
>mechanically stirred homemade - on two types of inverter and the grid. The
>inverter types are the trace modified sine wave (actually it's a modified
>squarewave) 2500 watt and a trace 2512 true sinewave inverter, again 2500
>watt. No detectable difference by my crude methods. You might find it
>interesting that the 2512 uses a ~4MHz low power signal and control circuit
>to vary the number of steps used to construct the sinewave under various
>load and phase conditions; I can see this 4MHz as hash on my scope. I
>contacted xantrex - who bought trace - by email but received no reply. I
>understand a phone call will get a much better response. I really doubt
>much 4MHz power could make it through any neon or similar HV transformer.
>Take care, Malcolm
>
>At 11:49 AM 11/21/02 -0700, you wrote:
>
>>Has anyone done that and then tested the silver in comparison with that
>made
>>with grid power.
>>
>>Does anyone have any knowledge, theories, or speculation of how that would
>>affect the process?
>>
>>James-Osbourne: Holmes
>>
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