Thanks Nic and Hector for the words of encouragement. And thank you
very much for making this open source.

The first thing I did was to feel around the motor after a while,
yet there was no obvious feeling of heat coming from the machine.
Well I laughed like an idiot when it ran on the first try:-)

Next I want to see what I can get out of this old motor. Very
addictive stuff... Thanks for the tip on the neck tie, I'll remember
to keep it off in the workshop LOL!

Cheers
Rupert



--- In RVreplication@yahoogroups.com, "Hector Perez Torres"
<arkresearch@...> wrote:
>
> Dont think you guys I have left you neglected (you had it coming )!
>
> Congratulations.....
>
> Now the customary questions .....
>
> How you feel looking it perform as stated ? (Power on demand)?
>
> As a ZPE R&D tool (are you satisfied?)
>
> Addictive ? isent it ? (Runs cool & cold)
>
> But watch thoose fingers and neckties, RV Is stronger than what
you
> may think. (something can ripp off....) "Easy".
>
> Hector :)
>
> (The fellow who perverted the free energy community minds with
> Rotoconversion theory) LOL!) (:P
>
> & ("It works!")
>
> -------------------------------
>
>
> --- In RVreplication@yahoogroups.com, "rupert_b1" <rupertb@> wrote:
> >
> > Group,
> >
> > I have just run a three phase induction motor from a single
phase
> > supply. Here's how it went.
> >
> > I re linked a delta wired, 50Hz, 4kW, 1420 RPM, 230/415V motor
to
> > wye.
> > I used the motor as I got it, with a 150mm diameter pully and
motor
> > fan still attached.
> > The 230V was stepped down to 120V, to supply the motor. The
> starting
> > cap was 78uF, and the motor run caps totalled about 10uF using a
> > series/parallel combination of 8uF capacitors. I only had 8uF
caps
> > on hand.
> >
> > The 10uF capacitance gave the best resonance, with the motor
> running
> > off 121.8V and 160mA. The current was measured with a clamp, not
a
> > precision shunt. That gives 19 VA.
> >
> > Thank you to all those that have created the manuals on the RV
and
> > TV. What a help!
> >
> > Cheers,
> > Rupert
> >
>